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Morphological Freedom
Technology > Application > Augmentics
Culture and Society > Metaphysics > Philosophy
Culture and Society > Cultural Factors > Socio-Ecological Categories
Culture and Society > Metaphysics > Philosophy
Culture and Society > Cultural Factors > Socio-Ecological Categories
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The option and decision to alter one's bodily form at will through technologies such as augmentation, genetic engineering, nanotechnology and uploading.
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The shape of something, especially the organic form of a living being. Also, the study of how morphology is regulated in complex systems such as developing tissues or nanosystems. - Morphotype
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Text by Max More, in Anders Sandberg's Transhuman Terminology
Initially published on 08 December 2001.
Initially published on 08 December 2001.
