One argument commonly used to challenge the value of human enhancement is this: The means by which people achieve their goals in life matter. In other words, if a person uses a technological ...

People get queasy, however, when human enhancement shifts from the quotidian to the highly symbolic. Major professional sports, for example, have long been dominated by commercial ethics ...

“Because human enhancement is not clearly part of medicine, it is uncertain whether the laws, institutional requirements, conventions, and ethics guidelines that apply to medicine also apply to ...

The use of human enhancement technologies by the military ... Ethical and safety issues Established standards in biomedical ethics-such as the Nuremberg Code, the Declaration of Helsinki, and ...

As different human enhancement technologies advance at different ... that are often overlooked – what are the logistics and ethics of being superhuman? Gizmag spoke to a number of experts ...

By some definitions, this would be an example of human enhancement ... us with one useful way of thinking through the ethics of genetic enhancement. In economics, an advantage that is only ...

Nicholas Agar is Professor of Ethics at the University of Waikato in Aotearoa New Zealand, and the author of How to be Human in the Digital Economy. His book “Dialogues on Human Enhancement ...

Ultimately, genetic enhancement does not belong in sports as it undermines the spirit of competition. Even if these enhancements were unrestricted, they are still morally troubling as they tarnish the ...

BRUGGER: If we move in this direction of radical human enhancement, are we going to ... For Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly, I’m Lucky Severson in Boston.

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