From Googling online is would seem that this topic is still in debate amongst the ulema so I wanted to just ask for your opinions and growing organs in the lab. Are you for or against it?
So a child needs a heart transplant and he can just get one created in the lab for him from stem cells.
Now for a bit of fantasy although not too far in the future, neuroprosthetics. Implanting computer chips in our brains to make them more powerful. Human memory isn't fantastic, walk into a room and spend 30 seconds looking at everything and then walk out of the room and try to remember where everything was placed. It's pretty difficult. Imagine being able to commit those memories to a chip in your brain and recall them at any given time? Sounds like sci-fi at the moment but it's the future
He is specifically talking about people such as Richard Dawkins who are under the impression that immortality is achievable and seek to achieve it through medicine and technology. Such people are of course in error to assume that such a thing would be possible.
This is a very inaccurate characterisation of Richard Dawkins' views on immortality, which you can see him talking about here:
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