A Brief Critique of Two Claims about the Social Value of Biotechnological Enhancements
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Summary
A philosophical approach broadly connected with libertarianism has become synonymous with pro-enhancement technology debate and the implementation and use of a vast array of novel technologies, such as psychoactive substances, gene therapy, prosthetics and computer interfaces, which may enhance specific physical, mental or cognitive traits of the individual user.
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- article
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- 2012-01-03
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Keywords
Value (mathematics), Libertarianism, State (computer science), Human enhancement, Cognition
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