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Ultimately, most explorers of futures do not believe that human beings will be ‘created’, but they do stress the importance of trying to visualise the possible future developments and scenarios which could emerge from new science and technologies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10086-6ic mortality has been decreasing for many decades. This is due to changes in the external environment (cars, houses, industrialised agriculture), but also to changes in the body itself due to better nutrition and medical interventions. Based on the preceding points, the prediction is made that when

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Historical and Philosophical Reflections on Natural, Enhanced and Artificial Men and Women, able to change the human body through technological means. While many current practices can still be defined as therapeutic interventions, as genetics and artificial intelligence are further developed, the ethical issues involved in their application will inevitably become more complex. It is of gr

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Changing the Body Through the Centuries, on efforts to restore facial features of soldiers wounded in World War I. Recently, however, more and more individuals change their bodies due to a desire to stand out. These changes also imply questions about how far body modification should be allowed, and whether legal measures are necessary in

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,Concerning ‘Humans’ and ‘Human’ Rights. Human Enhancement from the Perspective of Fundamental Rightl as extending the government’s duty of care to promote human diversity. Since enhancement can be a right but never an obligation, fundamental rights will have to play an important role in preventing ‘normal’ humans from becoming an underclass to enhanced humans.

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