Well, is ultra humanism basically transhumanism, uh, by a different name or how is it different?

Well, I refer to it in one essay as transhumanism light.

It's a shade lighter than transhumanism.

And I refer to Alice Walker, the feminist, who talked about feminism and womanism as being purple to lavender, and I refer to transhumanism as being, uh, blue to ultra humanism's indigo.

So they're ultimately fellow travelers but have similarities and differences.

Ultra humanism wants to expand and maximize our human potential, use technology to the greatest extents without losing our humanity, without transcending it.

Uh, to expand our empathy, our compassion, our morality, our values, our spirituality.

What does she bring to politics that, uh, you wanna see injected?