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Evolution
Houston, We Have a Baby
What’s the protocol for creating a healthy new human when you subtract Earth from the equation?
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New Technologies Demand New Rituals
Are 21st century rites of passage an essential human need?
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True Human Diversity is Finally Imaginable. Are We Ready?
Juan Enriquez explores the possibility and inevitable risks of human speciation.
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A New Kind of Natural
An artist imagines life forms that will arise from the convergence of technology and biology.
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How to Turn Science Fiction into Science Fact
George Church and Ramez Naam on the limitations of evolution, the power of matchmaking, and why we should send single-cell computers into deep space.
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The Real Way Science Empowers Us
Seeing the universe as it is gives us strength rooted in humility. by Eliot Peper
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Inside the Race to Build Life From Scratch
Synthetic biologists aim to transform the world with manmade organisms. What will it take to get there?
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Designer Babies Are Here. What’s the Next Edit?
A Chinese scientist engineered kids to resist HIV. Here are other changes that could be on the feature list for Humanity 2.0.
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DNA Is Overrated
Genes play a refreshingly limited role in Carl Zimmer’s new book about heredity.
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Get Up To Speed on Life Extension
Jamie Metzl makes you smarter about the science of longevity research.
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The Genius of Our Lizard Brain
Emotions don’t get in the way of rational thought, says Antonio Damasio. They make it possible.
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Why We Loved “Orphan Black”
A thriller about cloning, gene editing, and bioengineering is the perfect show for our times.
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Introducing the 3 Book List
… where we ask the experts for reading recommendations.
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The Misguided Pessimism of “Homo Deus”
Yuval Noah Harari’s book is right that humans have developed God-like powers, but it’s wrong about the reasons — and it underestimates what will come. by Juan Enriquez
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