Evolution, Eugenics and Transhumanism
Description
During the nearly 4 billion years-old history of life on earth, the mechanisms of evolution were linked to natural selection and organic life. By creating artificial intelligence, humans could actuall ...
During the nearly 4 billion years-old history of life on earth, the mechanisms of evolution were linked to natural selection and organic life. By creating artificial intelligence, humans could actually replace natural selection by intelligent design. The looming transhumanism, the resurrecting monster of eugenics and the constitution of the interface between the world of humans and the world of machines must not be surrendered to the fantasies of omnipotence of super-rich and mighty persons.
Details
- Edition: 1
- Publication date: 10.05.2021
- From Eric Markhoff, (Norbert Schwarz)
- Language: English
- ISBN: 978-3-347-31842-7
- Pages: 292
- Dimensions and bleed: 14,8 x 21 cm
- Weight: 424g
- Production time: 5 Business days
- ISBN: 978-3-347-31843-4
- Pages: 292
- Dimensions and bleed: 14,8 x 21 cm
- Weight: 557,8g
- Production time: 6 Business days
- ISBN: 978-3-347-31844-1
- Corresponds to 292 standard pages
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