Society must grapple with existential questions from "summary" of The Genesis Machine by Amy Webb,Andrew Hessel
As we journey through the rapidly evolving landscape of biotechnology, it becomes increasingly evident that we are faced with profound existential questions that demand our attention. These questions are not merely theoretical or speculative; they have tangible implications that will shape the future of humanity. In order to navigate this complex terrain, we must confront the ethical, social, and philosophical implications of our technological advancements. We must ask ourselves what it means to be human in a world where genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, and other transformative t...
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