The title of the video itself is a bit misleading since Keith only mentions transhumanism in relation to the radlib movement and worldview. It is hard to write a summary for this video, because the main argument is very specific and simple. Most of the video is spent articulating, contextualising and explaining the one main point, rather than introducing new ones. The analysis is very interesting and I can certainly say that I have encountered some new ideas and plenty of new information here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XcEQNqR6mc

A lot of people are used to explaining the leftist worldview as a result of materialism, but Keith goes a step further here and traces the roots of leftist morality and ethics to specific historical shifts in philosophy, epistemology and metaphysics. He impartially examines the philosophical origins of the scientific method and explains its original meaning and purpose, as well as the way popular understanding and polemics have warped it into becoming something it was never intended to be. He also makes some comparisons between the woke movement and Gnosticism. I was concerned that he would head in a bad direction with this comparison, but by the end of the video he established very clearly where the similarities end and the massive differences begin. Of course, the most notable thing about this video is that it ties in this more theoretical and intellectual perspective with examination of political currents and psychological realities that act in the world today. Keith's goal with this video seems to be to identify the core worldview of all of radlib politics, as well as the nature of the motive force behind it.

The comments were also interesting. A handful of hecking love science types claim that after watching the video they have now become much friendlier to the woke ideology, which in my opinion says a lot about the muddled understanding of science that a lot of our contemporaries share.