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,Question 1
Questions about birthing Neanderthals are not a silly waste of time because
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the technology is nearly ready, but the moral and ethical implications are only starting to be discussed
Question 2
What is valid reason why someone would birth a Neanderthal?
Correct Answer
Because birthing a Neanderthal would generate instant notoreity and fame.
Question 3
The rat-brained robot is a cyborg.
Correct Answer
True
Question 4
The idea that humans are a design space and, for example, are being wired up with robotic extensions, is
important to discuss because
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it forces us to consider what being human really means
Question 5
As discussed in this lecture, augmented cognition or "augcog" is
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an integration of humans and information technology (e.g., computers and networks) that enables humans to
function more effectively in the increasingly technology-enabled world in which we live
Question 6
The future of humankind is shaped by evolving technology, but technology is not changing by itself.
Importantly, so are:
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human values and culture
Question 7
The rat brain robot reminds us
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that the integration of biology and machine is closer than you may think and may have been here all along....
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, Question 8
The inequalities which economists term "the Great Divergence":
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Is indicative of a complex interaction of economics, technology, and culture
Question 9
The Great Divergence occurred because:
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Economic advancement came quickly to technology-enabled societies, whereas societies without technology
did not advance at a similar rate.
Question 10
Most science historians are likely to agree that the most important "event" in human history is the Industrial
Revolution.
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True
Question 11
The efficiency of modern industrial agriculture is required
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to feed the large and growing human population
Question 12
There is very likely no connection between technology and the number of humans that can survive on planet
earth.
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False
Question 13
What is the primary reason that suggests Phoenix does not have to worry about its water supply for the
foreseeable future?
Correct Answer
Phoenix has water rights associated with its agricultural activities.
Question 14
What sector in the United States consumes the most water?
Correct Answer
The agricultural sector
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,Question 1
Questions about birthing Neanderthals are not a silly waste of time because
Correct Answer
the technology is nearly ready, but the moral and ethical implications are only starting to be discussed
Question 2
What is valid reason why someone would birth a Neanderthal?
Correct Answer
Because birthing a Neanderthal would generate instant notoreity and fame.
Question 3
The rat-brained robot is a cyborg.
Correct Answer
True
Question 4
The idea that humans are a design space and, for example, are being wired up with robotic extensions, is
important to discuss because
Correct Answer
it forces us to consider what being human really means
Question 5
As discussed in this lecture, augmented cognition or "augcog" is
Correct Answer
an integration of humans and information technology (e.g., computers and networks) that enables humans to
function more effectively in the increasingly technology-enabled world in which we live
Question 6
The future of humankind is shaped by evolving technology, but technology is not changing by itself.
Importantly, so are:
Correct Answer
human values and culture
Question 7
The rat brain robot reminds us
Correct Answer
that the integration of biology and machine is closer than you may think and may have been here all along....
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, Question 8
The inequalities which economists term "the Great Divergence":
Correct Answer
Is indicative of a complex interaction of economics, technology, and culture
Question 9
The Great Divergence occurred because:
Correct Answer
Economic advancement came quickly to technology-enabled societies, whereas societies without technology
did not advance at a similar rate.
Question 10
Most science historians are likely to agree that the most important "event" in human history is the Industrial
Revolution.
Correct Answer
True
Question 11
The efficiency of modern industrial agriculture is required
Correct Answer
to feed the large and growing human population
Question 12
There is very likely no connection between technology and the number of humans that can survive on planet
earth.
Correct Answer
False
Question 13
What is the primary reason that suggests Phoenix does not have to worry about its water supply for the
foreseeable future?
Correct Answer
Phoenix has water rights associated with its agricultural activities.
Question 14
What sector in the United States consumes the most water?
Correct Answer
The agricultural sector
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