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Unnatural Selection - Season 1
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The documentary series reflects those full stories behind new developments in genetics and others. The series explores what the society is about to make, which is about to make technological progress that could change the future of humanity. Technology has changed the course of the world, starting with the elimination of diseases, the selection of features and the vital penetration. In this documentary series, we will reveal the moral and social implications of this new technology.
The documentary series reflects those full stories behind new developments in genetics and others. The series explores what the society is about to make, which is about to make technological progress that could change the future of humanity. Technology has changed the course of the world, starting with the elimination of diseases, the selection of features and the vital penetration. In this documentary series, we will reveal the moral and social implications of this new technology.
Actors:
Michael Specter,
Nelson Dellis,
Jim Thomas,
Jeff Steinberg,
Jennifer Doudna
Michael Specter
Nelson Dellis
Jim Thomas
Jeff Steinberg
Jennifer Doudna
Genre:
Documentary
Director:
N/A
Country:
United States
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