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Anarcho-transhumanism is an adaptation of anarchist ideals (anti-hierarchy, anti-repression, anti-restriction) to the tenets of the Transhumanist movement in cultural, intellectual and political spheres.
It seeks for the liberation of humanity from repression and restrictions through the technological and scientific enhancement of humanity and human actions. Anarcho-transhumanism.com spells it out in the following:
- Political Freedom: Against the tyranny of government.
- Economic Freedom: Against the tyranny of capitalism.
- Biological Freedom: Against the tyranny of genes.
It, however, is neither capitalist (it doesn't assert the infallibility of the free market) nor extropian (as in a focus upon optimistic futurism that is posited as a wing of transhumanism).
