I'd like to know if there are any transhumanist around here in LA area. Let your voice be heard!
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Los Angeles Area anyone?
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bender
, Aug 05 2006 08:34 AM
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Posted 24 November 2008 - 11:31 PM
I'd like to know if there are any transhumanist around here in LA area. Let your voice be heard!
Well it's been years since this thread was made, but I just registered at this forum. Here's a shout out again for bender and myself. Any L.A. members around?
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Posted 07 November 2011 - 11:44 PM
To all, be sure to add yourself to the members map: http://www.longecity...orum/membermap/
We have funds available for meeting from time to time and can help you get them going. A first start is to get on the map so we can get in touch with the various groupings of people.
We have funds available for meeting from time to time and can help you get them going. A first start is to get on the map so we can get in touch with the various groupings of people.
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Posted 26 February 2012 - 01:51 AM
There are SENS Chapter meetings in LA and the surrounding regions. I dont know of a centralized announcement page like a link at SENS or a Facebook group. To learn about these or get on the mailing list you can contact Maria Entraigues here:
maria.entraigues@sens.org
maria.entraigues@sens.org
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Posted 17 July 2014 - 08:58 PM
I know a guy named Chris who runs a Cryonics and Transhumanism meetup. You can email him at kekik2336 at gmail dot com
He's in San Diego, but there are actually lots of people and organizations in LA too.
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Posted 09 March 2015 - 03:34 PM
Hi everyone. I live in Los Angeles, CA and I'm planning to host an event or party to raise awareness for longevity research.
I would love some ideas as to how to raise awareness at a party in a fun and unforced way. I feel that having someone give a presentation would be boring and forced. I want to be able to communicate the idea that longevity research exists and that some people support it (without making the guests feel like they are expected to support it). I am targeting the event at the general public, many of whom aren't aware that this even exists.
The event will have live music but nothing too loud and guests will be standing, not seated, with the ability to mingle and talk to each other. I hope to spur conversation.
I would love suggestions about how to do this, as well as how to attract people to the event and whom to invite (again, I want to focus on the educated general public).
The only ideas I have so far, which feel kinda lame to me, are: having a table with flyers or other handouts regarding longevity research, and showing a very brief (<5 min) film about the topic. I also thought of having a short skit or play on the topic, or to play a game of some sort that would involve everyone, but those would take more planning. A very simple game could work, but I'd need ideas...
Finally, if anyone lives in LA and would like to connect, please let me know. I am somewhat new here and would like to expand my longevity network.
I greatly appreciate any help.
Aaron
I would love some ideas as to how to raise awareness at a party in a fun and unforced way. I feel that having someone give a presentation would be boring and forced. I want to be able to communicate the idea that longevity research exists and that some people support it (without making the guests feel like they are expected to support it). I am targeting the event at the general public, many of whom aren't aware that this even exists.
The event will have live music but nothing too loud and guests will be standing, not seated, with the ability to mingle and talk to each other. I hope to spur conversation.
I would love suggestions about how to do this, as well as how to attract people to the event and whom to invite (again, I want to focus on the educated general public).
The only ideas I have so far, which feel kinda lame to me, are: having a table with flyers or other handouts regarding longevity research, and showing a very brief (<5 min) film about the topic. I also thought of having a short skit or play on the topic, or to play a game of some sort that would involve everyone, but those would take more planning. A very simple game could work, but I'd need ideas...
Finally, if anyone lives in LA and would like to connect, please let me know. I am somewhat new here and would like to expand my longevity network.
I greatly appreciate any help.
Aaron
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