How technology changes our lives and ethics

WePlaneteer Joel explores how technology hasn't just changed our lives, it's changed our ethics. Humanity has changed as technologies combined with social movements have removed barriers to human welfare.
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[@tyronedlisle4412]

Great message

[@ericdanielski4802]

Nice video.

[@scienceunplugged3997]

I love the analogy...drives the message home

[@switted823]

I'm hopeful that precision fermentation may give help develop the initial building blocks of knowledge to eventually produce transplant organs. As we can see at 3:08 there's a big demand for hearts

[@finnnnn]

This techno-ethical shift could have massive negative consequences that you are not addressing. The genetic modification technology used in precision fermentation could cause irreversible damage to human health and the environment. Where are the long term studies showing it to be safe?

[@switted823]

Plenty of studies go into every new genetically modified animal or plants that wants to enter the market. But hey nobody is forcing you eat them. Just know that genetically modified crops and animals will be more resilient/efficient and thus cheaper, so don't complain when your placebo organic food likely grown with fertilizers that are known to be harmful to people but still allowed because they are oRgANiC turn out to be more expensive because they are more susceptible to stress, is harder to farm or has lower yields.