The following is the finalized version 1 of the TPC (Transhuman Policy Center) guidelines, the TPC is currently looking at paper submissions as well as policy strategy and road map planning. Let us know if you want to help admin@transhumanity.net<\/a> : <\/p>\n The mission of the Transhumanist Policy Center (TPC) is to provide nonpartisan guidance to the public, policy makers and electoral candidates on issues that affect legislation. TPC aims to safeguard the efficacy of scientific fact, empirical research, and critical thinking regarding documented material and shared information within the political sphere. <\/p>\n The Guidelines for the TPC are: <\/p>\n<\/p>\n To better illustrate how these guidelines should work here is an example. <\/p>\n The TPC has a submission email on the web site. Essays or papers are submitted via email. Submitted essays are sent to the Associate Board to review. If the submission is rejected by the Associate Board, that is the end of it. If accepted by the Associate Board then the submissions are posted to the site as upcoming votes and are open to comment in the form of online comments. Associate Board members are able to submit comments on a given post at this time. After one week, an email is sent to the Review Board and they vote yes or no on the essay, article or white paper. The Review Board members may attach comments or dissenting opinions to the post. If the paper is rejected, that is the end of it. If the paper is accepted by 2\/3s or better of the Review Board then it is approved, published on the site as an accepted paper, the author is notified and emails are sent out to the notification list. A public relations office may be selected to-do other communication activities with the essay or paper. If the vote was 100% then the work is considered certified and otherwise follows the same chain of activities. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n David has an exceptional record of accomplishment as a recognized technologist with deep experience as a cross discipline team leader in the computer science engineering arena. Daves specialty is to bring compelling new technologies to market in dynamic, evolving environments with a particular emphasis on the mobile space. David is a futurist who has a unique ability to discern emergent trends in technology and identify meaningful use cases that not only deliver commercial benefit but improve the total User Experience. David was one of the very first to recognize the potentiality of Cloud Services and how Augmented Reality would significantly improve how people experience cutting edge technology. Through his tech insight and deft design skill David has worked directly with industry leaders including Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and Ray Ozzie to bring the most decisive technologies from ideation to market. He is thrilled to bring more than twenty years Microsoft experience to everything he does. <\/p>\n August 24, 2015 <\/p>\n blog, news, policy <\/p>\n education, ethics, futurism, legal, longevity, policy, research, Sustainability, tp, tpc, transhuman, transhumanism, transhumanist, transhumanity <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Read more: The following is the finalized version 1 of the TPC (Transhuman Policy Center) guidelines, the TPC is currently looking at paper submissions as well as policy strategy and road map planning. Let us know if you want to help admin@transhumanity.net<\/a> : The mission of the Transhumanist Policy Center (TPC) is to provide nonpartisan guidance to the public, policy makers and electoral candidates on issues that affect legislation. Continue reading
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