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The Battle for Your Brain: Defending the Right to Think Freely in the Age of Neurotechnology
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In this age of utopian technologies, we can design mechanical limbs for amputees and chemically engineer happiness for depressives. But should we? From the fluoride in our water to genetically modified babies, scientific advances pose complex new ethical questions. We ask discuss the major bioethical issues of our time. Is philosophy braced for thi... See more
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position that allows her to continue to work on midwifery legislation.
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