Hacking Darwin : genetic engineering and the future of humanity / Jamie Metzl

This work examines the ethical and geopolitical implications of the genetic engineering revolution. It explores how biotechnological advances allow for the manipulation of human DNA and the potential consequences for future evolution and global society.

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Genetic engineering/Genetic recombination/Chromosomes/Cell nuclei/Cell organelles/Cytoplasm/Cells/Organisms/Life (Biology) Gene mapping/Genetics -- Technique/Biology/Life sciences/Science Genes/Heredity/Biology/Life sciences/Science Genetics/Biology/Life sciences/Science Human genome/Genomes/Genetics/Biology/Life sciences/Science Science -- Moral and ethical aspects Discoveries in science/Research Life -- Origin/Evolution (Biology)/Biology/Life sciences/Science Evolution (Biology)/Biology/Life sciences/Science