quarta-feira, julho 27, 2005
Notícias quase imaginárias
"A panel of more than 20 scientists, philosophers and and lawyers has taken on the question of how the presidenciais em Portugal should be allowed to go.
After deliberations that started over two years ago, the panel issued a report of its findings in the July 15 issue of the research journal Science.
The panel declined to recommend a halt to the presidenciais, but proposed steps to minimize the chances of mishaps leading to potentially unsolvable moral quandaries.
It’s extremely unlikely that results with significant social qualities would arise from this presidenciais, the panel found, but it is possible.
And the risk is “too ethically important to ignore,” it concluded, according a statement issued July 14 by Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions in Baltimore, Md."
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After deliberations that started over two years ago, the panel issued a report of its findings in the July 15 issue of the research journal Science.
The panel declined to recommend a halt to the presidenciais, but proposed steps to minimize the chances of mishaps leading to potentially unsolvable moral quandaries.
It’s extremely unlikely that results with significant social qualities would arise from this presidenciais, the panel found, but it is possible.
And the risk is “too ethically important to ignore,” it concluded, according a statement issued July 14 by Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions in Baltimore, Md."
