TED: What will humans look like in 100 years? | Juan enriquez

The video explores the ethical implications and potential of evolving the human body through prosthetics and genetic engineering. It discusses the integration of advanced prosthetics, the possibility of genetic enhancements, and the necessity of evolving humanity to survive future challenges. The speaker emphasizes the moral imperative to diversify and adapt the human species to ensure long-term survival, especially in the context of potential extinction events and space exploration.

What ethical considerations arise when discussing the evolution of the human body?

How have prosthetics evolved from historical to modern times?

In what ways can prosthetics become essential for survival?

What are the implications of integrating prosthetics into the human body?

How might advancements in gene therapy change our understanding of prosthetics?

What potential benefits and risks are associated with altering human genetics?

What role does the concept of extinction play in the discussion of human evolution?

How can the exploration of other planets influence the evolution of the human body?

Discuss the concept of a 'Life Four civilization' and its significance.

What are the implications of transplanting consciousness into different bodies?