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Citizen CyborgJames Hughes

Citizen Cyborg

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"A loose coalition of groups - including religious conservatives, disability rights advocates, and environmental activists - has emerged to oppose the use of genetics to enhance human beings. And with the appointment of conservative philosopher Leon Kass (an opponent of invitro fertilization, stem cell research, and life extension) to head the President's Council on Bioethics, and with the recent high-profile writings by authors like Francis Fukuyama and Bill McKibben, this stance has become more visible - and more infamous - than ever before." "In the opposite corner, a loose transhumanist…

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  • Hardcover · English · 2004
    Westview Press · 320 pages · 9780813341989
Social aspectsBiotechnologyMedical innovationsCyberneticsNanotechnologyTechnology, social aspectsSocial medicineBiomedical Enhancement