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A History of Extropic Thought: Parallel Conceptual Development of Technicism and Humanism by Reilly Jones Presented June 18, 1995 at Extro^2 conference in Santa Monica, CA Abstract Introduction Hamlet in The Revolt of the Masses Why Do We Have Concepts and Why So Many of Them? The strategic battle plans that give us power over necessity and over time are comprised of concepts. We must have conceptual fuel to stoke the fire of civilization. Our conceptual capabilities go far beyond our perceptual capabilities. They do not merely categorize our immediate sensory stimulation, they categorize very general and abstract relations transcending temporality. Concepts are linked to intentionality, they tell us what we can do with things, or what things can do to us. To discover what things can do to us, we map a conceptual landscape as we experience novelty. Our maps are always incomplete, but there is no limit to creative interpretations of them. We have freedom to judge all aspects of reality using an infinitude of concepts of ever increasing refinement and versatility. Life is a struggle between seeking and avoiding surprise, recognition is the serious business of turning the novel into the ordinary, to help us know what we can do with it. Oswald Spengler in The Decline of the West There are so many concepts linked to what can be called, very roughly, an extropic worldview, that I thought a general overview of how they were generated would be of interest. I have reviewed almost 500 historical figures as to where and when they lived, what their vocations were, and gave them a summary subjective evaluation of their contribution to an extropic worldview. My evaluations are based on my incomplete knowledge of what the extropic worldview is and the incomplete knowledge of what exactly these individuals really thought. Nevertheless, a generalized picture emerged that may not differ greatly from what others would come up with independently. In the two tables below, the areas and vocations are listed in order of oldest to newest.

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56. Piero Scaruffi's History Of Knowledge Lucretius (9555 BC) Seneca (4 BC-65AD) What the Greeks knew Sceptics (300BC)Pyrrho (365-270BC) ca d Oro, Venezia (1423) What the Middle Ages knew http://www.thymos.com/know/outline.html

Paradigm Shifts - A History Of Knowledge U.C. Berkeley A seminar by Piero Scaruffi This page contains the Powerpoint slides outline of my seminar of history of knowledge. If you are taking my seminar, ask me for a CDROM of the Powerpoint or Acrobat slides. If you are not taking my class but would still like a CDROM with the Acrobat slides, for educational or personal purposes only, contact me Piero Scaruffi Oldest Knowledge Oldest Knowledge What the Near East knew What the Near East knew II What the Near East knew III ... The Modern World 1991- Paradigm Shifts-History of Knowledgect Who I Am Piero Scaruffi Degree in Math/Physics ("Scientific" background) Career in Cognitive Science ("Philosophical" background) Career as Music/Cinema/Fiction critic ("Artistic" background) Traveled to 83 countries ("History") Published 15 books Latest: "Thinking About Thought" (2003) www.scaruffi.com www.thymos.com E-mail: editor@scaruffi.com What is this class History Philosophy Religion Science Economy Art Architecture Literature Music Liabilities Lots of History Lots of Theories Lots of Names Lack of Depth No conclusions Assetts Interdisciplinary Ancient and modern Western and eastern No single book in print covers this much ground Modular (you can miss any evening) Emphasis on paradigm shifts Requirements English language Open mind Patience Metric system Pluses Familiarity with History Curiosity Goals My goals Teach you what i know Not my goals Convince you one way or another Promote one civilization/theory/religion/etc over the other Audience Who is it for?

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60. English Classics 3000 Table Of Contents ( Listed By Author ) A 3965 ) Pharsalia Civil War Lucas, EV (1868-1938) The Slowcoach Lucretius (ca.95-55 BC) On the Nature of Things Luther, Martin (1483-1546) Commentary http://www.cntv.info/books/Readme.txt

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