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Bad Genes? Hack Them With Virus Therapy
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Bad Genes? Hack Them With Virus Therapy

Posted on July 18, 2012 by Scott • Leave a comment

Let’s admit one thing up front: genetic mutations are a good thing!  They’re evolution’s way of experimenting, so we should thank them for bringing forth lobster claws, orchid petals, and human brains.  In fact, without mutations, life on earth would have died out as soon as the environment changed in any way. But from a … Continue reading →

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Who’s Responsible When Your Robot Kills?

Posted on January 19, 2012 by Scott • 3 Comments

Of all the branches of modern philosophy, ethics is both the most practical and the most baffling.  For every clear-cut moral choice, there are a thousand what-ifs that cloud the picture.  And as the future dawns and automated systems become more common, things will get murkier than ever. I’ll give you an example.  Take Google’s … Continue reading →

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