In the Name of Science - An Examination of H.G. Well's Disapproval of Modern Science's Directions.

Title: In the Name of Science - An Examination of H.G. Well's Disapproval of Modern Science's Directions.
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In the Name of Science - An Examination of H.G. Well's Disapproval of Modern Science's Directions.

Control: it is what man has sought after since the creation of humanity. It is what early man certainly must have wished for when he arose from the primordial sea and beheld in overwhelming awe the starry night sky; it is what every modern religion, to a certain extent, bestows upon the faithful in relation to fate; it is what alchemists tirelessly hunted for in the bottom of flasks; and it is most certainly what …showed first 75 words of 1100 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 1100 total…science achieving grounds that allow intellectuals to alter natural biology at increased complexity, it is all too easy to envision the breakdown of long-held ethical principles and consequently the abuse of scientific power by the minds of liberated intellects. Taking into consideration humanity's endless endeavor to subordinate the actual processes of life, the visions of H.G. Wells perhaps should be regarded not as entertaining and thought-provoking fiction, but rather as a realistic, cautionary parable.

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