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Captura de pantalla 2019-06-09 a las 20.
Captura de pantalla 2019-06-09 a las 20.
Couverture livre Homo Machinus.jpg

Is it reasonable to want to eradicate disease, live better and longer, at the risk of playing sorcerer's apprentice and changing our evolution forever?

Replacing an arm or a leg with a mechatronic limb with enhanced capabilities; designing bionic eyes to solve the problem of blindness; cultivating an organ in an animal for grafting onto a human; giving birth with an artificial womb; slowing down or even halting aging by manipulating DNA; manufacturing or erasing memories; connecting a brain to artificial intelligence; freezing a body to awaken it a century later...

These are not fantasies straight out of a science-fiction novel, but technologies under development, current scientific research that raises many ethical questions and pursues, in the more or less long term, the transhumanist goal of creating a new human, stronger, more resistant, more intelligent.

Join me on this unprecedented investigation, conducted on three continents and featuring numerous interviews with researchers, which opens the doors to a world unsuspected by ordinary mortals.

Available from September 28 from your favorite bookseller and online bookshops.


 

For more information on Homo Machinus, you can watch my appearance on C À dire (France 5) or Sciences et Avenir's Twitch, where we interviewed cyborg Neil Harbisson, who opens the book by showing us that the man-machine is already here!

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