Hacking Darwin

Hacking Darwin delves into both the science and morality of shaping human genetics. I'm curious what motivated the author to highlight these ethical debates so prominently.

The book covers some mind-blowing scientific possibilities, but at times it felt like the future was arriving much faster than I expected. Was that your experience too?

There are countless ways genetic engineering could impact society, but the book narrows down to certain paths. I wonder what led to those particular choices.