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Don't listen to the speculations. It's unhealthy.

H+ or h+ is the symbol for transhumanism (the idea of improving the human condition). The "3" simply stands for Deus Ex 3. The reason why H+ is bracketed is because H+^3 is something completely different and they want to (unsuccessfully, it seems) point out the transhuman context.

Fun fact: The whole Daedalus/Icarus dichotomy is actually based on literature (JBS Hanlane "Daedalus: Or, Science and the Future", in addition to being that famous greek mythologymyth).

CyberSkull also makes a lot of sense with the exponent suggestion, since it fits with the theme.

Don't listen to the speculations. It's unhealthy.

H+ or h+ is the symbol for transhumanism (the idea of improving the human condition). The "3" simply stands for Deus Ex 3. The reason why H+ is bracketed is because H+^3 is something completely different and they want to (unsuccessfully, it seems) point out the transhuman context.

The Daedalus/Icarus dichotomy is actually based on literature (JBS Hanlane "Daedalus: Or, Science and the Future", in addition to greek mythology).

Don't listen to the speculations. It's unhealthy.

H+ or h+ is the symbol for transhumanism (the idea of improving the human condition). The "3" simply stands for Deus Ex 3. The reason why H+ is bracketed is because H+^3 is something completely different and they want to (unsuccessfully, it seems) point out the transhuman context.

Fun fact: The whole Daedalus/Icarus dichotomy is based on literature (JBS Hanlane "Daedalus: Or, Science and the Future", in addition to being that famous greek myth).

CyberSkull also makes a lot of sense with the exponent suggestion, since it fits with the theme.

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Don't listen to the speculations. It's unhealthy.

H+ or h+ is the symbol for transhumanism (the idea of improving the human condition). The "3" simply stands for Deus Ex 3. The reason why H+ is bracketed is because H+^3 is something completely different and they want to (unsuccessfully, it seems) point out the transhuman context.

The Daedalus/Icarus dichotomy is actually based on literature (JBS Hanlane "Daedalus: Or, Science and the Future", in addition to greek mythology).