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Biotech is fun. And then we have to do that.
If you're interested in the idea of life by a global scholar, you should read the first book.
I still remember the incredible feeling of the amount of genetic cloning and the dog being born. So it seems that the boom of biotechnology now has a little bit of a dance. This was because of the great concern that followed the results of a radical and innovative study. Although this book has been published for a while, it is predicting exactly the ethical problems of biotechnology that we now have. In the past, in the industrial age, things were studied and developed for the sake of human
The book's authorship, which has been indifferent to the world of life, is a fresh shock to me because of the great surge of knowledge and information society. It's true that through media, the genome project is on the national level and that news about cloned sheep and goats has been largely ignored by the idea that it is just a normal development of biotechnology and genetics. If the realm of science gradually takes over God's realm and goes beyond his absolute capacity to create, then all of
Jeremy Rifkin: The era of biotechnology
The Gwanbay Age of Technology is dealing with a huge combination of computer and genetic engineering and a historic transition to the age of biotechnology. Liffkin explains that the industrial age is rapidly deteriorating and that the age of large bioscience companies is coming, and the world economy is already undergoing such a change. Human birth, food production, genetic change in children, and so on, are increasing manipulation of life in ways that we could not have imagined earlier. But every time we take this new time, we have to think about the benefits and costs of the biotechnology revolution. Because all of our biological hopes and despairs that re-think about the value of human and life are our responsibility. Liffkin, in his book, showed a sharp insight into the future changes in technology and the subsequent transition to paradigm. The book clearly shows that if the 20th century was the age of physics and atomic technology, the 21st century would be the century of biology, and the greatest issue of humanity would be biotechnology. Liffkin points out the benefits and costs of the biotechnology revolution that we should think about as we take each step along the way. We are demanding our responsibility and awareness, offering all of the social, economic, technical and ethical issues of biotechnology technology.
Korean title: 바이오테크 시대
Korean author: 제러미 리프킨
Korean publisher: 민음사
ISBN-13: 9788937424274
Reviews
Biotech is fun. And then we have to do that.
If you're interested in the idea of life by a global scholar, you should read the first book.
I still remember the incredible feeling of the amount of genetic cloning and the dog being born. So it seems that the boom of biotechnology now has a little bit of a dance. This was because of the great concern that followed the results of a radical and innovative study. Although this book has been published for a while, it is predicting exactly the ethical problems of biotechnology that we now have. In the past, in the industrial age, things were studied and developed for the sake of human
The book's authorship, which has been indifferent to the world of life, is a fresh shock to me because of the great surge of knowledge and information society. It's true that through media, the genome project is on the national level and that news about cloned sheep and goats has been largely ignored by the idea that it is just a normal development of biotechnology and genetics. If the realm of science gradually takes over God's realm and goes beyond his absolute capacity to create, then all of
