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Transhumanism: The World’s Most Dangerous Idea?
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A rebuttal of Francis Fukuyama’s critique of transhumanism.
Transhumanism: The World’s Most Dangerous Idea? Transhumanism: The World’s Most Dangerous Idea? Nick Bostrom (2004) www.nickbostrom.com [Short version: Foreign Policy , in press; Full version: Betterhumans ] “What idea, if embraced, would pose the greatest threat to the welfare of humanity?” This was the question posed by the editors of Foreign Policy in the September/October issue to eight prominent policy intellectuals, among them Francis Fukuyama, professor of international political economy at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and member of the President’s Council on
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