I enjoyed this, but didn’t get all that much out of it. The book opens with a utopian vision for the future and was fairly optimistic about our ability to build a better future for ourselves, and backed up this optimism with solid examples of recent technology successes that have noticeably improved our lives (mainly penicillin and the mRNA COVID vaccines). But it felt like an introduction, and I was surprised that it was over when it was—I actually believed that I was finishing the intro...
