metamorphosis 3 Print

The inclination towards technological advancements has reached a point where decisions are made to alter human, animal, and nature genetics, resulting in interventions that yield peculiar and sometimes barely recognizable forms and shapes. The desire for a distinctive beauty, especially prevalent in affluent segments of society, has led technology, initially intended for welfare, to evoke feelings of backwardness, distress, and solitude in humans. The pace of technological progress is so rapid that individuals at times undergo identity changes—a transformation that does not happen gradually, resulting in a loss of self and a detachment of the soul from the body.