TagYuval Noah Harari

Homo sapiens, the human species, is on the verge of extinction due to advances in biotechnology, cyborg engineering, and non-organic engineering, which will likely give rise to a new species. We must prepare for the future in the face of this evolutionary wave.   The end of Homo sapiens. What a provocative title to end a book with. Why does Yuval Harari claim that Homo sapiens is going...

In Chapter 20 of Sapiens, Yuval Noah Harari explains that Homo sapiens has moved beyond the limits of natural selection and is entering an era of intelligent design through biotechnology, cyborg engineering, and non-organic engineering. He encourages us to consider how these changes will affect the future of humanity and where we are headed.   Chapter 20 of Sapiens (Yuval Noah Harari) is...

Could advances in science and technology lead to the extinction of Homo sapiens? The remarkable growth of genetic engineering and synthetic biology is enabling the creation of new species that can overcome death and incurable diseases, and humanity’s class consciousness and desire to evolve could catalyze this change.   MARVEL’s Avengers series, one of the world’s greatest...

This article explores the definition and criteria of happiness, analyzing modern life based on subjective feelings and objective criteria. In particular, it discusses the impact of the Industrial Revolution on time, space, and spirit, and discusses the possibility of happiness in the modern world.   Is being happy simply about feeling good? People often use pleasure as a measure of happiness...

While Yuval Noah Harari’s Homo sapiens claims that humans have achieved a superior position on Earth through fire and language, it raises the question of whether our “superiority” is an absolute concept. From an evolutionary biology perspective, humans are merely a species that shares similarities with a wide variety of life forms and coexists within an ecosystem through interactions with...

In the year 2024, Homo sapiens, physically weak but dominating the planet with intelligence and technology, has overcome natural selection through intelligent design, including biotechnology and cyborg engineering. However, there is also the possibility that these technologies could lead to our extinction, which raises philosophical and ethical questions. How will humanity respond to these...

Yuval Noah Harari argues that the introduction of the number system has changed our natural way of thinking, and warns that advances in artificial intelligence could intensify this numerical mindset. He explores the positive and negative impacts of artificial intelligence on humanity, and argues that it is human selfishness, not artificial intelligence itself, that we should truly fear.  ...

Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens explores how future technological advances will affect human happiness, and considers the potential for bionics, cyborgs, and non-organic engineering to improve our lives, as well as the potential dangers.   Yuval Noah Harari’s book Sapiens discusses what the end of Homo sapiens will look like, but people have been imagining and predicting the future...

In order for data religion to replace humanism, it must resolve philosophical debates about the realization of strong artificial intelligence, free will, and self-formation, otherwise it will remain a mere paradigm.   According to Yuval Noah Harari, religion is the reflection of superhuman laws in social structures and is an intersubjective reality that legitimizes human norms and values...

Yuval Noah Harari argues that scientific and technological advances could lead to the extinction of the human species. He believes that the concept of biological species is inadequate for scientific and technological advances and proposes a new concept of species centered on the mental component of humanity.   In the movie The Matrix (1999), the human race of the future is cultivated like a...