Homo Deus

“ Homo Deus” is a book written by Yuval Noah Harari about future. Human today is facing an unprecedented revolution in which all old stories collapse and no new stories emerge to replace them. As the question posed by Harari, “How can we prepare ourselves and our children for a world that is constantly transformed and offers radical uncertainty?” For example, for babies born today, then they will be thirty years old by 2050. If the world is fine, the baby will live around the year 2100, and may even become an active citizen in the 22nd century. The problem is what we need to teach the baby so he can survive in 2050 or 2100? And what skills need to be prepared so that they get jobs and understand the situation around them? The pessimistic view of Harari is understandable because as expressed by observers, the combined impact of globalization, information technology, and biotechnology, including Artificial Intelligent (AI) has led to phenomenal changes in the post modern society, which have challenged every aspect of our modern lifestyle. Modern society recognizes that investment in education will have a long-term positive impact, contribute to the common good, increase national prosperity and support stable family, environmental and community conditions. To face challenges and survive, young people must equip themselves with a variety of information, knowledge, and adequate skills. In this regard, Harari's claims are worthy of discussion. The future of humans, according to Harari, is capable of making humans from homo sapiens to homo deus capable of engineering many things. In fact, humans will be able to live up to 500 years.