Kazuo Ishiguro: "Genetic manipulation can bring a savage meritocracy"

Kazuo Ishiguro in London in 2017 AFP Contributor / AFP via Getty Images

Is there nothing unique about the human being that cannot be extracted, copied or transferred?

In other words, can a machine perfectly replace us?

Kazuo Ishiguro (Nagasaki, Japan, 66 years old) received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2017 for, according to the Swedish Academy, knowing how to turn the great concerns of humanity into questions as essential as they are simple.

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