"More Than Human" is a science fiction novel by Theodore Sturgeon, published in 1953. The story explores the concept of a collective human experience through a group of individuals who possess unique abilities. These characters, each with their own strengths, come together to form a new kind of being that transcends traditional human limitations. The novel delves into themes of empathy, connection, and the potential for evolution beyond current human capabilities. It raises questions about what it means to be human and how individuals can contribute to a greater whole, ultimately suggesting that humanity's future may lie in collaboration and unity.