Superhumans?
This main unit in the Ideas and Evidence pack from the Pupil Researcher Initiative explores the possible benefits and risks of a new technology. The unit uses the example of whether in the future it should be permitted to allow people to have ‘superbrains’ with computer chips implanted in them.
Contents
• Questions
• Repairing bodies
• The Brainlink chip
• Thinking ethically
• Teachers’ notes
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