Turing Church podcast

Science and religion, spirituality and technology, engineering and science fiction, mind and matter. Hacking religion, enlightening science, awakening technology. Spaceflight and Spaceship Earth. www.turingchurch.com

Turing Church podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Giulio Prisco, with 57 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Giulio Prisco hosts Turing Church podcast, a religion show with 57 episodes published.

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  A conversation with Natasha Vita-More

  May 17, 20261h 29mS0

  <p>This is a conversation with my friend Natasha Vita-More.</p><p>The video of this conversation is published on YouTube by Mindplex.</p><p>We first met on the Extropians mailing list nearly 30 years ago. Reflecting on those early days, I said that our initial technology timelines seemed over-optimistic to me. However, I now believe the rapid advancement of AI acts as a “framework technology” that could finally bootstrap the progress of other extropian dreams like nanotechnology, life extension, and mind uploading. Natasha agreed, noting that while not every forecast came true exactly as imagined, the underlying “architecture” of those ea...

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  A conversation with Max More

  May 2, 20261h 13mS0

  <p>I recently chatted with my old friend Max More to reflect on our history within the Extropian movement and discuss our views on the future of technology.</p><p>The video of this conversation is published on YouTube by Mindplex.</p><p>We first met through the Extropians mailing list in the late 90s, and I’ve recently been revisiting those old archives and issues of Extropy magazine. While I loved the optimistic vibe of that era, I used to find the projected timelines for technology development unrealistically optimistic. However, the current artificial intelligence (AI) revolution has made me fa...

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  Q/A on Irrational mechanics (3)

  Apr 20, 20261h 24mS0

  <p>This continues “Q/A on Irrational mechanics (1)” and “Q/A on Irrational mechanics (2).” I participated the final meeting organized by the philosophy study group “Fire from the Future” (FFTF) to discuss my book “Irrational mechanics” (2024).</p><p>All participants had read the entire book. I wish to thank all organizers and participants for this very interesting discussion.</p><p>This is a local audio recording, and only my voice is heard. But in most cases I briefly summarized questions and comments before replying.</p><p>The video recording of this session may be published in BLAXXKY in the future, so stay tuned. B...

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  Q/A on Irrational mechanics (2)

  Mar 29, 20261h 39mS0

  <p>This continues “Q/A on Irrational mechanics (1).” I participated in another meeting organized by the philosophy study group “Fire from the Future” (FFTF) to discuss my book “Irrational mechanics” (2024).</p><p>All participants had read at least the first 8 chapters of my book.</p><p>This is a local audio recording, and only my voice is heard. But in most cases I briefly summarized questions and comments before replying.</p><p>I’ll also attend the last of this series of meetings.</p><p>The video recording of this session may be published in BLAXXKY in the future, so stay tuned. By...

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  A conversation with Gregory Stock (2)

  Mar 11, 20261h 33mS0

  <p>This continues my previous conversation with Gregory Stock, the author of “Generation AI,” about the future of AI, society, and humanity’s place.</p><p>The video of this conversation has been published on YouTube as a Mindplex podcast episode titled “Technology is Biology, with Gregory Stock.”</p><p>Greg thinks we and our technology are part of a “global superorganism” or “global mind,” which he wrote about in “Metaman.” I noted that today’s internet can be seen as a realization of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s noosphere vision.</p><p>We last debated whether the future global superorganism would expand...

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