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'''Eudoxa AB''' is a Swedish think tank analysing how society and culture are changed by technology and scientific progress. It produces books, courses, reports, speeches, and articles regarding our core areas of biotechnology, robotics, neuroscience, information technology and nanotechnology. It has a transhumanist and libertarian political profile.
'''Eudoxa AB''' is a Swedish think tank analysing how society and culture are changed by technology and scientific progress. It produces books, courses, reports, speeches, and articles regarding its core areas of biotechnology, robotics, neuroscience, information technology and nanotechnology. It has a transhumanist and libertarian political profile.


Eudoxa was created in 2000 by [[Waldemar Ingdahl]], [[Anders Sandberg]] and others.
Eudoxa was created in 2000 by [[Waldemar Ingdahl]], [[Anders Sandberg]] and others.
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== External links ==
== External links ==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20130206051839/http://www.eudoxa.se/ eudoxa.se archive]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20130206051839/http://www.eudoxa.se/ eudoxa.se archive]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eudoxa Wikipedia]
* {{Wikipedia|Eudoxa}}


[[Category:Transhumanist organisations]]
[[Category:Transhumanist organisations]]
[[Category:Think tanks]]
[[Category:Think tanks]]
[[Category:Swedish organisations]]
[[Category:Swedish organisations]]
[[Category:Libertarian transhumanism]]

Latest revision as of 11:35, 23 October 2016

Eudoxa AB is a Swedish think tank analysing how society and culture are changed by technology and scientific progress. It produces books, courses, reports, speeches, and articles regarding its core areas of biotechnology, robotics, neuroscience, information technology and nanotechnology. It has a transhumanist and libertarian political profile.

Eudoxa was created in 2000 by Waldemar Ingdahl, Anders Sandberg and others.

External links