Andrew Hessel, a futurist and catalyst in biological technology, delivers a powerful and thought-provoking talk about the interplay between ethics, society, and life.
Through the lens of his research in 3D-printing cancer-fighting viruses, Andrew challenges us to consider how we build ethical frameworks in our careers and in our lives.
Such a relevant subject!!! 👏🏻
Quite inquisitive ! Nice talk and an insight into the evolution of biotechnology, which is outgrowing humans themselves ! As he put in the talk itself even though in a different context, i am in a dilemma - One in the power and magic of what technology can do and the another, what have we humans evolved into to reach a stage where we have to or we do such things ! I mean seriously, dont you guys think we as a society should RECONSIDER the way we inhabit our lives ? Is this really the way we wanted or want or foresee our future generations to live and exist ?Not throwing a question on the amazing scientific discovery by these scientists and their team but if you look back and introspect first someone creates a virus, a cigarette, etc and then we strive to find a solution or a way to remove it or get rid of it. What if we stick to the basics of living and existing really as humans? Wouldn't we be living in a better place ?