Homo Deus: Ölümden Sonra Hayat Var mı? | Yuval Noah Harari

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Bu bölümde, Yuval Noah Harari'nin çığır açan kitabı "Homo Deus: Yarının Kısa Bir Tarihi"ne dalıyoruz. İnsanlığın hırslı ve bir o kadar da korkutucu yeni hedeflerini keşfediyoruz:1. Ölümsüzlük: Ölümü çözülmesi gereken teknik bir sorun olarak görmek.2. Mutluluk: Kalıcı mutluluk için kendi biyokimyamızı yeniden tasarlamak.3. Tanrısallık: Biyomühendislik, siborg mühendisliği ve yapay zeka ile Homo Sapiens'i "Homo Deus"a (Tanrı-İnsan) yükseltmek.Hastaları iyileştirmekten sağlıklıları "yükseltmeye" geçerken, antik mitlerin tanrılarını bile geride bırakmanın eşiğindeyiz. Ancak otoritemizi hislerimizden alıp verilere, hümanizmden "Dataizm"e (Veri Dini) devrederken, özgür iradeye ve insan ruhuna ne olacak?

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