Category Archives: Neurological Enhancements

Cognitive Enhancers: Super Drug or Super Risk?

By Sang Xayasouk | August 7, 2015

Imagine having access to a pill that enhances your performance, working memory, and overall cognitive ability. With effects like that, there seems to be a strong appeal in possessing a drug that can provide all of those qualities. Well, you can, if you have a prescription for mixed amphetamine salts (MAS), a drug commonly referred […]

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Ethical Implications of Transhumanism: The next Step in Human Evolutio

By Alan Jiang | August 7, 2015

Transhumanism, abbreviated as H+ for humanity plus, is a politically and emotionally charged word that scientists are referring to as the augmentation of the human condition though technology, primarily to enhance human intellectual, physical, and psychological capabilities. Neurological enhancements both thorough neural implantation and neural pharmaceuticals are one of the prime components of the H+ […]

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