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But the welfare states' experience with extending life creates its own ethical problems that may be even more serious than those in more market-oriented societies.
The ability to predict a growing number of complex and common diseases encourages testing, but also creates ethical dilemmas.
But the ethical problems that these technologies pose are conceptually similar to those presented by existing therapies, such as antidepressants.
Although the technologies and situations that brain-machine interfacing devices present might seem new and unfamiliar, they pose few new ethical challenges.
Nevertheless, this does not raise a new ethical problem.
In this and other medical applications, we are well prepared to deal with ethical questions in parallel to and in cooperation with neuroscientific research.
America, as the most powerful and ethical country in the world, has a unique responsibility to perform.”
The emergence of the nation-state in the eighteenth century, and the extreme level of barbarism reached in the twentieth century, may have created the impression that an ethical politics was an unrealizable dream, or that it was a dream growing ever more distant as it receded into the future.
Compared with all the other political regimes known to mankind, democracy represents ethical progress twice over: first, because it is based on respect for human rights; and secondly, because the universal suffrage that modern democracy embraces prohibits neglecting or oppressing minorities.
But for democracy to continue its march of ethical progress, reasons of state must be submitted to greater public accountability and justification.
Of course, there are ethical limitations on gene editing technology; modifying normal embryos for implantation would be unethical.
With a name and a mission like that – and given the spotty ethical track record of drone warfare – it is little wonder that many are queasy about the continued proliferation of flying robots.
The Teachers College at Columbia University will watch the school-to-school process carefully, with formal monitoring methods, to assess the value of school experiences in terms of expanded cognitive and ethical learning.
It follows from the second major tenet of Islamic finance that if people adhered strictly to its ethical requirements, there would be fewer moral-hazard problems in Islamic banking.
If the ethical values in Islamic finance – grounded in sharia religious law – can further deter moral hazard and the abuse of fiduciary duties by financial institutions, Islamic finance could prove to be a serious alternative to current models of derivative finance.
Moreover, the basic tenets of Islamic finance force us to re-think the ethical basis of modern monetary arrangements, which have evolved into a global reserve-currency system founded on fiat money.
The test of any alternative financial system depends ultimately on whether it is – or can be – more efficient, ethical, stable, and adaptable than the prevailing system.
Joy over the election’s outcome, however, should not blind us to its failure to meet a series of ethical benchmarks for democratic choice.
And, if such limits were combined with public financing of election campaigns, they would also help the election to meet an important ethical standard by denying the rich a disproportionate influence on outcomes, and hence on the subsequent actions of the president and Congress.
Our research noted that feelings of guilt and helplessness can be overwhelming when events “transgress personal moral and ethical values or codes of conduct.”
For too long, economics has ignored ethical considerations.
In making ethical decisions, our ability to reason has a crucial role to play.
Moreover, with support from the World Health Organization, at least one international platform for clinical trials has been created to assess the safety and efficacy of experimental Ebola treatments, as well as to establish scientific and ethical standards of care.
Of course, transparent clinical trials and open-data platforms raise legitimate ethical and intellectual-property concerns.
An open-data platform would facilitate discussion of the social value of clinical research and the associated ethical dilemmas.
The world needs a flexible, adaptive, ethical, and transparent approach to treatment and prevention that allows for rapid decision-making in the development phase and effective coordination in the deployment phase.
With these visionaries now gone, Africa needs a new brain trust to inspire future generations of ethical and public-spirited researchers.
If so, perhaps we should be far more worried about the ethical and social implications of material growth that is faster than humans can spiritually absorb.
But there is no doubt that the flaws being exposed daily in the media – cupidity on a colossal, almost suicidal scale, the quest for easy money, the turn to illegality, and the lack of ethical standards at the highest levels – reveal dangerous streaks in our national character.
But, instead of addressing the structural causes of rising corruption, India’s anti-graft movement bemoans a supposed weakening of ethical values and demands additional agencies with draconian powers to monitor and punish.
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