Brave New World Isn't Inevitable

What It Means to Be Human by Wesley Smith

Dec 21, 20093:32Science & Medicine

On this episode of What It Means to Be Human, Wesley J. Smith examines the transhumanism of Slate's William Saletan. Is it possible to resist the bleak future Saletan paints? Listen in and find out.

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