Biochemist Fazale Rana and philosopher and ethicist George Haraksin take a scientific and philosophical look at the contentious debate concerning the origins of the COVID-19 vaccines. By explaining where the vaccines came from, how they work, how they’re being used, and what their ethical implications are from multiple perspectives, Rana and Haraksin take a thoughtful and balanced approach to this sensitive topic. The authors offer a way to engage in these discussions with gentleness, respect, and scientific facts.
When biologists compare the genomes of organisms they often find that the same pseudogenes appear in corresponding locations of genomes, juxtaposed to the same...
