Nietzsche once said, "A human is a bridge between beast and Superman." As we stand at the crossroads of technological advancement and human evolution, the concept of posthumanism challenges us to rethink what it means to be human.

Diverse worldviews provide unique perspectives on posthuman evolution. Ray Kurzweil, an American futurist and technocrat, envisions exponential technological growth—often referred to as the Singularity—leading to the creation of post-human identities through human-machine integration. In contrast, Sri Aurobindo, an Indian philosopher and mystic, proposed a subjective psychological praxis to prepare individuals through inner transformation.

French philosophers such as Teilhard de Chardin and Gilbert Simondon explored the future of psycho-social development, advocating for the mindful application of technology to enhance human evolution.

This Salon delves into the philosophical dimensions of posthumanism, exploring the paradox between philosophical inquiry and technological advances. It invites participants to reflect on the evolving nature of human consciousness and the…