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Neosapiens: MindTech, DNA Editing, Brain Chips & the Future of Humanity User Submitted

When: Wed., Feb. 14, 2-5 p.m. 2018
Price: $15-$40
neosapiens.eventbrite.com
@ Founders Space, 450 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA 94107
Join us for Neosapiens: MindTech, DNA Editing, Brain Chips & The Future of Humanity! We will go deep on how technology is transforming the human species: • What is MindTech and how does it work? • Will everyone have a chip in their brain someday? • How can we extend life, and is immortality possible? • How will virtual worlds alter our reality? • What future technologies will redefine the human race? • Using CRISPR and DNA editing will we become a new species?
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