The Last Questions (Part 2) - by Roger’s Bacon - Secretorum
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Previous: The Last Questions (Part 1) What might the last fully biological human's statement be at their last supper? — Lorraine Justice Are we smart enough to know when we’ve reached the limits of our ability to understand the universe? — David Pizarro How can an aggregation of trillions of selfish, myopic cells discover the unwitting teamwork that turns that dynamic clump into a person who can love, notice, wonder, and keep a promise? — Daniel Dennett What would the mind of a child raised in total isolation of other animals be like? — Bruce Hood What quirk of evolution caused us…
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