Host
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‘Host’ is a short fiction piece by Eneasz Brodsky that engages with transhumanist ideas such as uploading, identity persistence, and interpersonal consequences of radical technology.
The story appears in a collected volume of Brodsky's short fiction, offering a literary lens on many of the ethical dilemmas discussed on the podcast.
Through narrative, the piece examines how technological changes affect relationships, agency, and what it means to remain 'oneself' across transformations.
As a personal work by one of the episode hosts, it served as an illustrative touchpoint during the conversation.
The story contributes to the broader tradition of speculative fiction addressing near-future human enhancement.
The story appears in a collected volume of Brodsky's short fiction, offering a literary lens on many of the ethical dilemmas discussed on the podcast.
Through narrative, the piece examines how technological changes affect relationships, agency, and what it means to remain 'oneself' across transformations.
As a personal work by one of the episode hosts, it served as an illustrative touchpoint during the conversation.
The story contributes to the broader tradition of speculative fiction addressing near-future human enhancement.
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Mentioned by Eneasz as his own short story 'Host', now included in a collection and relevant to transhumanist themes discussed.
38 – Transhumanism (pt 1)
