"Call me whatever you want": KOL shrugs at where human enhancement ends
VraserX · x · 2026-10-27
X user VraserX poses the transhumanist boundary question: if we replace organs, enhance brains, and integrate AI into our minds, at what point do we stop being human? His answer: he couldn't care less about the label — as long as he lives longer, thinks better, and experiences more of the universe, you can call him whatever you want. A representative slice of how parts of the AI community view human-AI fusion.
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