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According to LONGMAN dictionary, humanity means, | According to LONGMAN dictionary, humanity means, | ||
“the state of being human rather than an animal or machine. For example, kindness, respect and sympathy towards others.” | “the state of being human rather than an animal or machine. For example, kindness, respect and sympathy towards others.” | ||
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Then is it really impossible for the other livings to have those?<br> | Then is it really impossible for the other livings to have those?<br> | ||
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<font size="4" color="#f39700">Tokyo Tech 2010 challenged this question.</font><br> | <font size="4" color="#f39700">Tokyo Tech 2010 challenged this question.</font><br> | ||
<font size="4" color="#f39700">We designed E. coli with humanity in order to prove that sympathetic doesn’t exist only in human!</font> | <font size="4" color="#f39700">We designed E. coli with humanity in order to prove that sympathetic doesn’t exist only in human!</font> | ||
Revision as of 12:47, 26 October 2010
0. Project motivation -What is humanity?-
What do you think humanity is?
This is a common question which human have tried for long time. Answer might be different in each person.
According to LONGMAN dictionary, humanity means,
“the state of being human rather than an animal or machine. For example, kindness, respect and sympathy towards others.”
Then is it really impossible for the other livings to have those?
Tokyo Tech 2010 challenged this question.
We designed E. coli with humanity in order to prove that sympathetic doesn’t exist only in human!
