Playing God

In the documentary “Playing God,” viewers are introduced to the concept of synthetic biology, a cutting-edge field of research that aims to break down the complexities of nature in order to manipulate and rebuild it to our advantage. One particularly striking example is the “spider goat,” a genetically modified creature whose milk can be used to create an artificial spider’s web.

This technology is not only being used to create bio-diesel to power cars but also to explore the potential of controlling human emotions by sending biological machines into our brains. The film explores the implications of this technology and raises important ethical questions about the limits of science and our role as creators.

As the film delves deeper into this new field of research, it becomes clear that synthetic biology has the potential to revolutionize our world in ways we never thought possible. But with this immense power comes great responsibility. “Playing God” is a thought-provoking and enlightening look at the cutting-edge technology that is shaping our future.