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When was Transhuman Space created?
Transhuman Space was created in 2002.
When did Transhuman Space happen?
Transhuman Space happened in 2002.
What has the author Edward Regis written?
Edward Regis has written: 'Nano' -- subject(s): Nanotechnology 'What is life?' -- subject(s): Life (Biology), Philosophy, Vital force 'Great Mombo Chicken and the Transhuman Con' 'Great mambo chicken and the transhuman condition' -- subject(s): Miscellanea, Science, Engineering, Forecasting
How do you know if aliens exist or not?
I look for all the (living or dead) aliens there are, lying around as proof. Then I look at all the transhuman hardware lying around. And since I never see anything, I conclude there is no evidence that aliens exist.
Why do you think Eoin Colfer gave Artemis the name of a goddess?
Probably to emphasize the character's almost transhuman superiority (he is a genius...) and specifically, his darker intent (...and a criminal mastermind). I say this last part because Artemis was the goddess of the moon. As to why a male character was given a female name, I'm afraid I don't know.
Do aliens like humans?
Not that anyone knows and has been able to prove. In fact, so far, there is no actual hard proof that there even are aliens. We may hope so, but all the tall tales in the world don't measure up to, say, one strand of alien DNA or one bit of transhuman technology.
Has an alien kidnapped a human?
Not that anyone knows and has been able to prove. In fact, so far, there is no actual hard proof that there even are aliens. We may hope so, but all the tall tales in the world don't measure up to, say, one strand of alien DNA or one bit of transhuman technology.
Do aliens marry like humans?
Not that anyone knows and has been able to prove. In fact, so far, there is no actual hard proof that there even are aliens. We may hope so, but all the tall tales in the world don't measure up to, say, one strand of alien DNA or one bit of transhuman technology.
What does technology use to improve human life?
There's not a single aspect of the human experience that hasn't been touched by technology. Everything from industry, to medicine, to how we work has been fundamentally reshaped by the technologies which emerged in the second half of the 20th century.Technology can also change the human in terms of his or her characteristics and abilities. Want to be smarter? You can take a Nootropic. Want to perceive the world with more detail and more information? Put on Google Glasses. Want to get stronger or more physically agile? There are medicines or robotic exoskeletons.Technology has moved away from merely making our lives more convenient, and now it has the potential to change every aspect of what we are as humans. We are becoming transhuman. But what does that mean?
When were the last UFO sightings?
Unfortunately aliens can only be seen by people who drink alcohol, take drugs or have a poor grasp on reality in some other way.So you could say aliens are seen, by these people, all the time.
Was there a UFO spotted around Roswell?
Not in real life. It is just something for people to have fun pretending is real. Kinda like "Santa Claus" is for kids. After generations of "true believers", not one has shown up with so much as one cell of alien life, or one speck of transhuman technology.The Roswell incident was a relatively innocuous report in 1947 that mushroomed into popular culture in the 1980's due to dozens of "recollections" and second-hand accounts 30 to 40 years after the fact. The vast majority of these claims are acknowledged to be fictional, and UFO theorists continue to debate what, if anything, actually might have occurred. The various investigations led to new public reports by the USAF in 1995 and 1997, which completely dismissed any claims of aliens or UFOs in the event.On the Lighter SideYes, actually there were aliens. I'm in a Top Secret governmental organization studying the astronomy of unknown universes, so I can't say much. There was definitely a sign that Aliens exist. I believe that the reason the aliens crashed was that the fuel they run on is water. Which would explain the reason they come to Earth. You may have heard the theory of underwater aliens. There you go. Just think. All things add up.Why Come Here for Water?No, actually not. Why would the government spend a dime trying to classify "unknown universes" and astronomy? And why would aliens come to Earth, fight their way in and out of Earth's gravity, instead of simply snagging some ice from an iceteroid, comet, or for that matter, Saturn's rings? Now explain why they would come to this solar system to fuel up. Our water can't be better than anyone else's water!
What movie and television projects has Mike Mitchell been in?
Mike Mitchell has: Played Bailiff in "Jagged Edge" in 1985. Played Tony in "MacGyver" in 1985. Played Horse Thief in "Bordertown" in 1989. Played Rod in "Bordertown" in 1989. Played Machete biker in "Snake Eater III: His Law" in 1992. Played Omar Love in "The Hat Squad" in 1992. Played Uniformed Cop in "The X Files" in 1993. Played Deputy Knotts in "Cobra" in 1993. Played Attendant in "Traps" in 1994. Played Stockade Guard in "Lonesome Dove: The Series" in 1994. Played Michael Lang in "Final Round" in 1994. Played Guard in "Sliders" in 1995. Played Lincoln Holison in "Suspicious Agenda" in 1995. Played Mugshot Man in "Dream Man" in 1995. Played Mitch in "Bounty Hunters" in 1996. Played Tour Bus Driver in "The Sentinel" in 1996. Played Biker 1 in "Once a Thief" in 1996. Played Jake Marshall in "The Sentinel" in 1996. Played Man in Hiking Jacket in "Wounded" in 1997. Played Game Blader in "Futuresport" in 1998. Played Mule in "Dark Angel" in 2000. Played Transhuman in "Dark Angel" in 2000. Played Manticore Guard in "Dark Angel" in 2000. Played K.C. Gas Station Attendant in "Duets" in 2000. Played Saloon Gambler in "Shanghai Noon" in 2000. Played Guard 1 in "Dark Angel" in 2000. Played Purse Snatcher in "Prozac Nation" in 2001. Played Skateboard Guy in "Camouflage" in 2001. Played Miss Hudiapp in "Monkeybone" in 2001. Played Hewitt in "Python 2" in 2002. Played Guard in "X2" in 2003. Played Brian in "Dead Like Me" in 2003. Played Desperate Man in "Battlestar Galactica" in 2003. Played Lab Technician in "Tarzan" in 2003. Played Thief 3 in "Catwoman" in 2004. Played Max Kopelow in "The 4400" in 2004. Played Welder in "4: Rise of the Silver Surfer" in 2007. Played George in "Fringe" in 2008. Played Bjorn Lepriss in "Parks and Recreation" in 2009. Played Bjorn Lerpiss in "Parks and Recreation" in 2009. Played himself in "Exoskeletons, Explosions, and the Action Choreography of Elysium" in 2013.
