Reviving the Past: The Ethics of De-Extinction

This chapter examines the fascinating concept of de-extinction, focusing on the revival of extinct species like the dire wolf through modern genetic technology. It tackles the scientific and ethical complexities involved, including genetic diversity challenges and the philosophical implications of resurrecting species in today's environment. With skepticism about the feasibility and ecological safety of such endeavors, the chapter invites listeners to ponder the true meaning and impact of bringing back lost species.