Status Updates From El fin del hombre

Ink in mid section chapters of Human Rights, Nature and dignity. Deeper and more difficult to proceed than first 6 chapters. One problem with the way Fukuyama places his argues is he wants to tell his main phrases aren’t absolute so before discussing the main phrase he brings up so many exceptions and contraries that I almost forget the main discussion. Eg : it is left but not absolutely here are 10 reasons against

Fukuyama is definitely more (and subtly) critical of abnormal behavior, but certain positions he presents like on aging are a little interesting to entertain amongst a sea of questionable drivel. Fun exercise to read anyway especially as the copy I have often contains footnotes from a previous owner that wrote stuff on the side 😂

This is my first exposure into Francis Fukuyama, so like with many authors and ideas I come to it with an open mind and an awareness of what's to come especially in terms of topics regarding biotechnology and its effects on the "human nature".