La ciencia en el futuro del hombre
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v0i0.1175Abstract
RESUMEN
La ciencia ha estado en la base de dos grandes revoluciones conceptuales: la de Copérnico (la Tierra no es el centro del Universo) y la de Darwin (el hombre es un producto de la evolución biológica). Pero la ciencia actual también está en la base de la tercera gran revolución, una revolución biológica y computacional que puede conducir a profundas transformaciones del mundo y de nuestra propia naturaleza.
PALABRAS CLAVE
SELECCIÓN ARTIFICIAL, SELECCIÓN NATURAL, INTERVENCIÓN, TRANSEVOLUCIÓN
ABSTRACT
Science has been at the basis of two major conceptual revolutions: one made by Copernicus (Earth is not the center of the Universe) and another one by Darwin (man is a product of biological evolution). But science is also present at the base of a third great revolution, a biological and a computational revolution that can lead to profound changes in the world and our own nature.
KEY WORDS
ARTIFICIAL SELECTION, NATURAL SELECTION, INTERVENTION, TRANSEVOLUTION
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