Michael Blade is a San Francisco Silicon Valley resident, Science Fiction Blogger, Futurist and evolving Transhuman.  He works to create and promote new ideas and the adoption of technologies for the betterment of humanity and its ultimate evolutionary survival.  Profit is not one of his key motivators, but only a means by which to achieve desired goals.

He is exploring the boundaries and parameters of human being.  He loves science fiction and has over 33 years of deep computer experience.  His day job is working for the State of California as an Emerging Technologist.  He has also worked for no less than three Dot.coms during the height of the era and subsequent bust.  He advises young entrepreneur start-ups in his spare time (if he can find it). 

Born Michael McAnally he may be the inventor of the very first Internet video resume, although that is hard to prove.   He has come up with a scientific conceptual idea of the microstarship , nanotelepathy and wrote a poem called Posthuman.  In the past he has worked on projects of home automation, a "YouTube-like" video-sharing catalog called VideoServer and a New FREE Virtual World Space, blog and Virtual Micro-Startup called Viradu.com.

He paints canvas for his own pleasure, growth and relaxation.    An interesting person to talk to, he is mostly approachable and social.  He can be contacted initially through this form email link

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The Secret to a Worthy Life

I wanted to share this with you, since it has taken me so long to figure it out.  If you constantly ask yourself how you can be better and make efforts to do so, you ultimately benefit not only yourself, but others as well.  Which is not an easy thing to do.

 It can have an additive effect on everything if others participate in this approach as well.  Sure it has been said many different ways, but I now think that's the secret to a worthy life.

 Why did it take me so long to figure this out?  Oh well, at least I got it, and I want to share it with others.  For me it's not about religion, although it can take that form for some, its really about personal growth.  Growth that ultimately benefits everyone.  

Try it, if you haven't already and see what happens.  Start maybe by asking yourself what have you really got to lose?  How can I be better than myself and still benefit others?