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Welcome to the Eric Metaxus show.

I shouldn't tell you this, but Eric hired someone who sounds just like him to host today's show.

But since I'm the announcer, they told me, so I'm telling you, don't be fooled. The real Eric's in jail.

Hey there, folks. At Socrates in the city, we're doing a new thing. It's called the question of where we interview somebody. I'm not talking. We just let them talk on an important question. And we've got a number of those. They're all like nine,

10 minutes long. We're going to play one of those for you right now. Here it is.

We're entering the age of biology in the sense that earlier in the 19th century,

there was a understanding of synthetic chemistry, the basic elements. The periodic table of elements

wasn't discovered

to the middle of the 19th century. 20th century, a huge impact from the age of physics. Now we're

going on in a convergence of technologies to understand the more complicated realms of biology.

And within those realms, everything from the basic genetics to the processes of human

development, to the functioning of the brain, for example, will be opened up, new possibilities

will emerge, and will be able to intervene positively or disruptively in a lot of levels of human,

as well as all animal and plant life.

Right now we can do basic things, employing genetic engineering, for example, to alter plants and animals,

to make more fruitful crops or more enduring animals for farm use.

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