Chasing Captain America: How Advances in Science, Engineering, and Biotechnology Will Produce a Superhuman
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"Chasing Captain America is an exhilarating and illuminating romp through the wild frontiers of real science that until recently only existed in the pages of comic books." -- Daniel H. Wilson, bestselling author of Robopocalypse
"A fantastic, futuristic venture into 'accelerated human evolution, ' blending well-researched science with fiction and popular culture. You will not put this clever, witty, entertaining, and scary read down once you start and will forever look at progress in our world with different eyes." -- Wolfram Tetzlaff, MD, PhD, Professor, Zoology & Surgery, Director of ICORD, University of British Columbia
"A fascinating study of the real-life potential for a superhuman, deeply researched, philosophically challenging, and often disturbingly plausible." -- Warren Ellis, author of Normal, Gun Machine, and Transmetropolitan
"This book . . . is the perfect blend of a story and of fact. The author is not biased, and does pose interesting and thought provoking questions bound to excite anyone with an interest in the future of science . . . If you have any kind of interest in science, or want an accessible and fun book to expand your knowledge and get you thinking, this is the one for you!" -- Sammy's Shelf blog
"A good introduction for readers unfamiliar with recent scientific developments in biotechnology, bioengineering, and synthetic biology." -- Publishers Weekly