This book is about beyond transhumanism, I called Transhumantology. The philosophical basis of Transhumantology is primary human values, social values, and ethical-social moral values. In our stance, something ethical is associated with virtue "based on the notion of a virtue". Virtue is a trait of character. It is a disposition, well entrenched in its possessor to react in specific ways with a particular complex mindset, for us manly virtues such as social honesty, self-courage, integrity, social fairness, individual self-control, and rational prudence.
In this philosophy, goodwill is essential and supposed to be the idea of individuals committed to making decisions that hold to be morally worthy to all equally and take moral considerations in themselves to be conclusive reasons for guiding social behaviour for the benefit of all. As well we consider goodwill to be "to act out of a sense of individuality to social obligation preferably than any moral obligation or duty" in the same manner for us Transhumantologists duty is defined as a social obligation, not as an obligation based on morality or ethics, equally in our view any moral duties depend mainly on a person's social conscience.
