The Case of Stem Cells Show That Evaluating Technology as a Social

question 21

Multiple Choice

The case of stem cells show that evaluating technology as a social experiment fails to solve the ethical questions because

• A) the debates between utilitarians and deontologists remain and are unresolved.
• B) this sort of experimentation does not involve informed consent.
• C) the length of the experiment is too long.
• D) we already have moral agreement in this case.

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