Should human cloning be allowed? Will computers ever be able to think? Has technology already gone too far? If questions like these are food for thought, then this accessible five-part series hosted by ABC News anchor Ted Koppel and correspondent Robert Krulwich is a banquet. Interviews with renowned scholars, specialists of all kinds, and an engaging cast of everyday people shed light on some of the fundamental changes going on in the world today—changes involving dynamic fields such as computer technology, neurobiology, and genetic engineering. 5-part series, 42-45 minutes each.

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The Series Includes : Wired for Speed: Technology and the Accelerating Pace of Life | Man and Machine: Redrawing the Boundary | What Is Family? Defining the Tie that Binds | Why Not Clone a Human? Ethical Challenges of Biotechnology | Brain Disorders: Seeking New Remedies

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		Man and Machine: Redrawing the Boundary What is a human? What is a machine? From artificial retinas to artificial intelligence, science and technology are beginning to blur the distinction between the two. In this program, ABC News anchor Ted Koppel and correspondent Robert Krulwich talk w...(more details)		DVD $99.95

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