I have probably linked to some of his shorter posts before, but this week calls for a counterweight.
Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease scores:
116: "The cat sat on the mat."
65: Reader's Digest
57.9: Moby Dick
52: Time magazine
low 30s: Harvard Law Review
0.2: Dale Carrico's Condensed Critique of Transhumanism
As far as I can tell, there is no critique here, merely links to other arguments. But it is very likely that I am missing something, or some things.
The first of four pieces which "subsume transhumanism within the terms of my critique" — i.e., criticize transhumanism — is similarly opaque:
"Of course, there is no question that no technology, however superlative, could deliver literally omni-predicated capacities..."
I think he means that even a robot couldn't make a stone so heavy that the robot couldn't lift it.
Is there a Simple English version?