The Perils of Perfection - by Joseph Vukov (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

"Are you left dizzy by the vast array of new technologies? Skeptical about the latest Silicon Valley craze being worth the hype, yet wary of those who would throw these technologies to the curb? Me too. This book seeks to avoid landmines in our quest for perfection while offering strategies for evaluating both the possibilities and the limits of human enhancement. Think of it as a guide for navigating the perils of perfection while embracing the fullness of human dignity."

From the Back Cover

Magenta is a new book series that will take you on a journey to heal divisiveness and polarization. At a time when the culture seems hopelessly fractured across several polarized categories (left/right, life/choice, secular/religious, etc.), the idea of finding a way to cultivate dialogue across those boundaries is more important than ever.

About the Author

Joseph Vukov is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Chicago. He is the author of Navigating Faith and Science (2022) and numerous academic articles on topics ranging from the ethics of neuroscience to the philosophy of mind. He lives in Wheaton, Illinois, with his wife, Kelsey, and their three children.