Abstract

The advent of the human genome has pathed the way for other kinds of scientific maps which proffer to further understand human beings. In this vein Darryl Macer has attempted to create a human idea map called the human behaviourome as a cross cultural bioethical tool. According to Macer, such a mental map is needed in order to challenge global problems. This paper provides a critique of the human behaviourome. My aim is give some understanding of the fundamental aims of the human behaviourome and its schematic problems