Reporting of Roman correspondence

Freemasonry's interest in transhumanism remains very high: because of this 22 June three lodges of the Grand Orient of France – The Masonic Tradition, The Carpenters of the Future e The Brothers of the Solstice – have organized yet another public conference on the topic. «Transhumanism: an ethical look at the augmented man», the title of the scheduled event.
Among the speakers, Jean-Louis Bischoff, philosopher and director of the Research Institute of Fede-European Federation of Schools, Jean-Baptiste Delmas, medico, from Christophe Habas, head of the Neuroimaging service of the National Center of Ophthalmology of Quinze-Vingts, and Romain Piovan, biologist, all obviously and strictly Freemasons.
Names mostly unknown to the general public, with whom however they have actually been in contact more than one might imagine. Bischoff, for example, he combined teaching and university research with significant activity in the communication and leisure industries with the production of musical and cinematographic shows and important contributions in the development of awareness campaigns of the Ministry for Public Education, of individual municipalities, as well as the body that manages the monopoly of lotteries and betting throughout the national territory.
Jean-Baptiste Delmas, among other things too, president and founder of SOS-Doctor France, organization that provides emergency home care, 7 days on 7 e 24 hours a day, also present in cases of natural disasters.
Badass, as well as numerous university and medical positions in his homeland, also collaborates with the American company Stanford University, with the Belgian hospital «Erasmus», as well as with the Neuroradiology Service of the hospital «Pity Salpêtrière»; Furthermore, is a member of Anatomical Societyof Paris, from the Cerebellum Research Society.
Romain Piovan is director of Gis-Scientific Interest Group «Green Biotechnologies», public-private structure, which brings together research organisations, companies and technical institutes and which thus aims to create new technologies and skills, to develop innovative varieties and new renewable coal supply chains. In short, it plays a strategic role, to keep France competitive on the agro-industrial front.
Education, communication, healthcare, university, biotechnology: the sectors, in which the speakers of the Masonic conference are well integrated (and Freemasons in turn) they are all vital centers of French society, ganglia through which it is much easier to promote and spread very dangerous ideologies such as that of transhumanism, so dear – not surprisingly – to the powerful of our time.