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Sex addiction in cyberspace is a by-product of the computer revolution. While it may seem like aberrant behavior to some, others recognize it as a sign of things to come. This program explores how virtual-reality sex and simulated wombs may separate sex from relationships and reproduction in the future. (41 minutes)



 
    

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Copyright date: ©1996



Part of the Series : Futurewatch
     


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Human Designs

Some contemporary couples, in pursuit of the perfect child, give their babies every advantage even while still in the womb. What if scientists were able to ensure perfection by genetic manipulation before birth? This program looks at how experiments ...(more details)
 
Heaven Can Wait

Everyone would like to live forever, but until now the idea of greatly expanding the length of human life has been relegated to science fiction. This program examines the possibility and consequences of seriously extending one's life span with the he...(more details)
 
Animal Farm

Advances in animal cloning promise a tomorrow in which the vital organs of animals are routinely harvested for the medical transplant industry. The ongoing debate over the ethical and medical issues surrounding the transplanting of animal organs into...(more details)
 
Memories Are Made of Chips

The loss of memory is one of the first stages in the aging process. What if memory-enhancing drugs and computer chips could change our perception and retention of knowledge and our wisdom and self-understanding? This program explores the impact of pr...(more details)
 
Spies, Lies, and Videotape

In the name of safety and security, video cameras have become common in the workplace and public spaces. Now even our homes are being wired for the communications revolution. Will total surveillance become a reality? This program imagines what such a...(more details)
 


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