Science and Humanity Series — Science is Crazy

Author: (USA) Regis
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Publish Date: 1994-12-01
Features: Ever thought of traveling or settling in space? Have you heard of patients suffering from incurable diseases being frozen while alive, to be cured with advanced medicine after several years and brought back to life? Have you imagined computers replicating human thoughts and emotions, storing them on a floppy disk, and discarding their original physical bodies to become replicable intelligent robots? You might think all these are "far-fetched theories" or "sensational tales," but they are precisely the new scientific propositions in the American scientific community that attract scientific elites to dedicate their hearts and souls, even if they are ridiculed as "crazy" without hesitation! The latest scientific trends and research directions presented in this book are merely intended to demonstrate that humanity's exploration of nature and pursuit of scientific truth are endless. History over the millennia has also proven that science requires visionary thinking and rich imagination. Perhaps, one day, these seemingly "crazy" sciences will become a reality that benefits humanity!