Like the future abstract science of nanotechnology: the best book you have ever read on this topic

As humanity uncovers all the secrets of our DNA and learns how to use nanotechnology to genetically engineer humans, the potential is limitless. We will be able to improve our muscles, brains and participate in life extension technologies. Some of this may sound like science fiction, but that is exactly where nanotechnology is headed in biotechnology. Many futurists and scientists in these fields portray an interesting, exciting, and even terrifying future.

One of the best books I have read on this subject, and one that ranks among the best science fiction writers of past periods, has allowed my mind to go beyond the present and into the future. The future of Nanotechnology and all emerging sciences, which are now interrelated, will fascinate you. If this topic interests you, I would like to recommend a very good book, which you will enjoy and love. It is definitely a classic, although it is in a very esoteric niche. The name of the book is;

“Engines of creation: what we could become” by Eric Drexler; Bantam Doubleday Dell Book Division, New York, NY, 1986, (298 pp.), ISBN: 0385199724.

This book is in my personal library and will remain there. Recently, I have been deleting some of the old books that I don’t want anymore, and I came across this book once again. As I was flipping through it, I realized that it was written in 1986, it occurred to me that many of the things that Drexler had predicted have now come to pass. Many of the nanotechnology initiatives that are being funded and the research that is being done are making advances in neurology, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medicine, materials science and much more.

Sometimes the visionaries who helped guide us toward our modern technology today are worth remembering. I will recommend that you buy this book, read it, and then explore where this technology is heading in the future and how far it has come. Consider all of this.