| 2005 Transhumanism Survey | ||||||
| Top Ten Attitudes on Which There is Overwhelming (75%+) Agreement | ||||||
| Yes | Human-Enhancement | Humanism | Tech-Optimism | Person-hood | Reproductive Rights | |
| Do you believe that people have a right to use technology to extend their mental and physical (including reproductive) capacities and to improve their control over their own lives? | 95% | X | X | |||
| Do you think that by being generally open and embracing of new technology we have a better chance of turning it to our advantage than if we try to ban or prohibit it? | 94% | X | ||||
| Do you expect human progress to result from human accomplishment rather than divine intervention, grace, or redemption? | 93% | X | ||||
| Do you think it would be a good thing if people could become many times more intelligent than they currently are? | 92% | X | ||||
| Is your concept of "the meaning of life" derived from human responsibility and opportunity rather than divine revelation? | 86% | X | ||||
| Do you believe women should have the right to terminate their pregnancies? | 83% | X | X | |||
| Does your ethical code advocate the well-being of all sentient beings, whether in artificial intellects, humans, posthumans, or non- human animals? | 81% | X | ||||
| Do you think it would be a good thing if people could live for hundreds of years or longer? | 80% | X | ||||
| Would you consider having your mind uploaded to computers if it was the only way you could continue as a conscious person? | 78% | X | ||||
| Should parents be able to have children through cloning once the technology is safe? | 76% | X | ||||