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Displaying all articles tagged:
The Future Is Now
the future is now
Jan. 4, 2018
Dippin’ Dots Announces New Cryogenics Company
How long until we can freeze our dead bodies in ice cream?
By
Madeleine Aggeler
the future is now
June 30, 2016
These Apps Let You Get the Pill and Skip the Pelvic Exam
Uber for your uterus.
By
Annie Lowrey
genetics
Feb. 1, 2016
A British Scientist Just Got Approval to Begin Gene-Editing Embryos
The experiments are aimed at advancing infertility treatments.
By
Melissa Dahl
ayo technology
Oct. 14, 2015
Sex With Robots: Something New to Worry About
Embrace the future?
By
Allison P. Davis
the future is now
Apr. 17, 2015
Love in the Uncanny Valley: Men and Sex Dolls
“I really like women but I don’t like to be around
people
.”
By
Molly Oswaks
social psychology
Jan. 14, 2015
It’s Time to Get Acquainted With Your Future Self
We think of our future selves the same way we think of strangers, and it results in some bad long-term decision-making.
By
Melissa Dahl