Why this word is great
TRANSHUMANISM — [Noun] A philosophy advocating the use of science and technology to transcend human limitations and enhance the human condition. From trans- ("beyond") + humanism ("human-centered philosophy"), coined by Julian Huxley in 1957. Unlike "posthumanism" (which dreams of a state beyond humanity) or "bioconservatism" (which clings to the sanctity of the unaltered body), transhumanism is the restless middle path—the belief that we are not endpoints but drafts. It is the cochlear implant humming a world to the deaf, the exoskeleton bearing the weight of a paralyzed man, the gene-edited child who will never know Huntington’s disease—each a quiet rebellion against the tyranny of biology, each a whisper that we might, someday, outgrow ourselves.