Steve Campbell is concerned that implanted computers might lead to new health problems, and robots will turn humans into the new pioneers. Teri Rogers sees troubling signs for the future in the Napster controversy. Heather Starke says we'll be tuning in to our digital radios from just about anywhere, and we'll be closer to utopia because of it. Graham Bradley argues that air quality is one of our most precious resources, and speculates that we may discover a new element that cleans the air before it kills us. Alison Kozak debates the virtues of mapping the human genome.
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