Science without Humanity: Survey in Contemporary Developments, Issues and Implications

Abstract

Scientific and technological advancements in recent time are emerging with features that are rapidly and dangerously competing with and seeking to replace human competence. Most of these developments as conceived, in spite of whatever help it envisages to proffer in the human community. It possesses glaring tendencies that provoke certain reasoning through human natural instinct that such developments question the purpose of God for man and devalues humanity. Profoundly captivating amongst these developments, is the focus on the manufacturing of artificial wombs and advanced robotic gadgets. These phenomena have not only the potentials to revolutionize society but as well, reduce the natural occurrence of things in their original state as findings have revealed. However, these innovations raise significant social, religious and ethical concerns. This article explores the implications of these technologies, focusing on the potential of dehumanization. Their impacts on traditional family structures and the moral considerations surrounding life and labour. By examining these themes, poise the pray for a balanced approach in scientific progress that prioritizes humanity.