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A Policy Blueprint for Humanity 2.0: The Converging Technologies Agenda,ions are based on my own three-year study of scientists and science policymakers throughout the world involved in this agenda. I consider the various political aspirations and envisaged implementations, as well as the subtle but significant reworking of the history of science that is needed to legit

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,Conclusion: In Search of Humanity 2.0’s Moral Horizon — Or, How to Suffer Smart in the 21st Century completing creation. However, the strategy itself involves the recycling of evil as good, an ‘end justifies the means’ ethic in which both goods and harms are more equally distributed across society, in turn contributing to a sense of shared fate that otherwise might be lacking. In the third sectio

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,Defining the Human: The Always Already — or Never to be — Object of the Social Sciences?,cial sciences are, so to speak, the ‘party of humanity’ in the academy. While historically this has been the case, is it so anymore — and if so, is it likely to be in the future? Chapter 2 addresses this question by considering the stakes, especially as the clarity of the social sciences as a distin

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A Policy Blueprint for Humanity 2.0: The Converging Technologies Agenda, produced by Mihail Roco and William Sims Bainbridge of the US National Science Foundation (NSF), the former an engineer in charge of nanotechnology research initiatives, the latter a sociologist in charge of the social informatics unit. Their basic idea was to steer the research frontiers of a sele

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