Since 1956 New Scientist has been keeping its readers up to date with the latest science and technology news from around the world. In this week’s 50th anniversary issue, available as a digital download, New Scientist decided to tackle eight of the deepest challenges faced by science - from reality and consciousness, to free will and death, in The Big Questions special features, with “the help of some of the leading lights in science.” In this essay James Hughes addresses What Comes After Homo sapiens?
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