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Education would no longer be necessary or valued. Experience and creativity would be what everyone garners to get a job.
by milesokeefe 14y ago
Education would no longer be necessary or valued.
Experience and creativity would be what everyone garners to get a job.
- mey 14y agoYou may be interested in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_series http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_series
- nnash 14y agoI think we'd be past "jobs" if it were possible to store and read memory in DNA with the human brain.
- nico 14y agoThen who would be in charge of creating new knowledge, and who would put it into our brains or DNA? Knowing everything humans have discovered so far would only change the type of jobs we would have, we would still need to have jobs though.
- nnash 14y agoHence the quotations, we'd be past the traditional 9 to 5 and in pursuit of loftier ambitions.
- archangel_one 14y agoAt the point where we'd engaged in massive-scale genetic engineering to insert knowledge into our DNA chain, jobs may no longer be the significant driving force of our lives. Or, at least, I'd like to hope that we'd have been able to move beyond them.
- sliverstorm 14y agoYour parent asks about simply storing data in DNA-form, and splicing it into an organism. Splicing computer data into your DNA does not immediately fill your head with knowledge. If it did, why, you'd never have to study protein sequences- you'd already know how to make hemoglobin!