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Gregory Stock: Améliorer est humain

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Dans cet exposé avant-coureur datant de 2003 - seulement quelques jours avant l'arrivée de la brebis Dolly - le déontologue en biotechnologie Gregory Stock anticipe de nouvelles technologies, plus significatives (et plus disputables), telles que des nourrissons personnalisables sur demande, dont l'adoption pourrait donner un nouvel élan à l'évolution humaine.

Dr. Gregory Stock's levelheaded look at the hotpoints where tech and ethics connect (or short circuit) have made him a popular guest on TV and radio. He directs the Program on Science, Technology, and Society at UCLA. Full bio »

Translated into French by Claire Liron
Reviewed by Shadia Ramsahye
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