Coast to Coast 2010.12.02 New Lifeform Transhumanism

New Lifeform/Transhumanism

Date: 12-02-10
Host: George Noory
Guests: Tom Horn, Robert Zimmerman, Richard C. Hoagland

In the first half of the show, the surprising scientific announcement about the discovery of an arsenic-eating life-form in Mono Lake, CA, was discussed. After a brief report from Linda Moulton Howe with audio from NASA astrobiologist Pamela Conrad, space researcher Robert Zimmerman joined the program. He characterized the Mono Lake microbe as an extremophile--an organism that thrives in conditions that would be detrimental to or impossible for most other life forms. Also of interest was the journalistic hype that surrounded the pre-release of the story, he commented, with too much speculation and misinformation being spread by reporters. For more, see Zimmerman's blog entry When Journalism Runs Wild.

In the second hour Richard C. Hoagland posed the question: "Is it possible that this is an actual extraterrestrial life form which happened to find its right niche in Mono Lake after falling down from the skies?" He further suggested that today's announcement could be part of NASA's plan to lay a foundation for later revealing the existence of extraterrestrial life.

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In the latter half of the show researcher Tom Horn discussed the blistering pace of genetics and transhumanism and how this technology could usher in a new genetic arms race. Over the last 2 years statements by the Pentagon have described the "human enhancement revolution" as being right around the corner. He expressed concern over how biotech and robotics are transforming today's military, comparing the development to a new era of the Nephilim-- the beings written about in the Bible, who were involved in what he called the "contamination of human genetics."

Horn cited the work of the late Terence McKenna who foresaw a technological singularity in which human brains would be altered, creating a permanent pathway for contact with other-dimensional beings. A war is coming between "a new species of unrecognizably superior humans" and current humans, as is havoc created by the building of synthetic deities known as artilects, he said.

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