Homo Deus: A Brief History Of Tomorrow

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SKU: AXDBS0892
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“Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow” by Yuval Noah Harari is a thought-provoking exploration of the future of humanity, delving into the potential trajectories of human evolution and society. Building upon his previous work in “Sapiens,” Harari examines how humanity’s goals and endeavors have shifted from overcoming famine, plague, and war to seeking immortality, happiness, and god-like abilities. The book grapples with the idea of Homo sapiens evolving into Homo deus, humans seeking to transcend their biological limitations through technological advancements like artificial intelligence, genetic engineering, and the quest for immortality. Harari navigates through various themes, including the rise of dataism, the impact of technology on society, and the ethical dilemmas arising from these advancements, inviting readers to contemplate the implications of a future where humans play a lesser role in shaping their own destiny.

Weight	0.452 kg
Author	Yuval Noah Harari
Publisher	VINTAGE
Book Type	Non-Fiction
Categories	Geopolitics , History
Best for	Readers interested in a historical perspective on the evolution of human societies and how past events may shape our future will find Harari's approach compelling.
Ages	18+
Binding	Paperback
Edition	23 March 2017
ISBN	978-1784703936
Language	English
Pages	528
Printing Remarks	Imported
Dimension	19.8 x 4 x 13.1 cm
Weight	0.452 kg

SKU: AXDBS0892 Category: History & Geography Tag: Non-Fiction

Through compelling storytelling and a multidisciplinary approach, Harari challenges conventional notions of humanity’s future and prompts critical discussions about the ethical, social, and philosophical implications of emerging technologies. “Homo Deus” serves as a captivating exploration of where humanity might be headed, raising questions about the risks and opportunities associated with technological advancements and the potential consequences of humans becoming the architects of their own evolution. Harari’s work encourages readers to contemplate the future of humanity in a rapidly changing world and to consider the ethical implications and responsibilities that come with the pursuit of such extraordinary capabilities.