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H+Pedia is a Humanity+ project to spread accurate, accessible, non-sensational information about transhumanism, including radical life extension, futurism and other emerging technologies and their impact to the general public. H+Pedia is also an opportunity for unique collaborations across the transhumanist community. We currently have 3,358 pages of all types, of which 1,296 are articles, and have 555 files uploaded. 26,531 edits have been made from 14 active users. H+Pedia welcomes financial donations including cryptocurrency, to fund projects to boost the impact and reach of the project.

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Aaron Traywick Aaron Traywick was an American life extension, transhumanism and biohacking community activist who sought to develop gene therapies in hopes of making widely accessible and inexpensive treatments available to the public for heretofore incurable conditions. He advocated investment in radical approaches towards anti-aging, and intended to make “cutting edge biomedical technologies available for everyone.” Traywick died Sunday, April 29, 2018 in Washington, DC. He was 28 years old. He has been featured as a subject in a soon-to-be released documentary film directed by Ford Fischer: Transhuman: Biohackers and Immortalists.

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H+Pedia aims to follow the principles of Wikipedia. At the same time, the H+Pedia editorial team seek to demonstrate greater awareness and appreciation of transhumanism and radical futurism. This will be reflected by the inclusion in H+Pedia of material which might not pass the Wikipedia tests for notability, as currently applied by Wikipedia editors. The guiding principles of H+Pedia are described in more detail in H+Pedia principles. H+Pedia is sponsored by the following organisations: Humanity+ (editorial support and direction) Transpolitica (for political content) London Futurists (for futurist content) UKH+ (the primary financial sponsor)