Sentences with phrase «ethical ramifications»

Director Tarsem Singh's pulsating sci - fi SELF / LESS explores the physical, societal, moral and ethical ramifications of body swapping, or «shedding» as they like to call it.

Ethics - I haven't seen any discussion of ethical ramifications yet.

For the most part, however, both the legal and ethical ramifications of my crowdsourced phone quest are nothing but murk.

What is the ethical ramifications of what Jones is saying to the Church?

Certainly he was concerned with the consequences of religious faith and played out this concern in his functionalist analysis of divinity as well as in his conception of the ethical ramifications of such faith.

I would take the time to discuss with other colleagues about the ethical ramifications beforehand.

These days, when remote - control devices fly missions in Afghanistan and prowl the surface of Mars, even extreme geeks who don't follow the news are aware of the ethical ramifications of their work.

We gathered nine pioneering researchers on the red - roofed Berkeley campus to describe the tools, discuss the applications and deliberate the ethical ramifications of what it means to engineer life, in an event moderated by Discover editor - at - large Corey Powell.

«We need to initiate serious research not only on the effectiveness of technologies but especially on environmental impacts and legal and ethical ramifications.»

She heard scientists, philosophers, theologians, and policymakers discuss cutting - edge stem cell technologies and their ethical ramifications.

What are the ethical ramifications?

The basic premise about trying to add emotional capabilities into computers so they can become more advanced than human life provides some interesting debate regarding the ethical ramifications of trying to play God.

What happens when teens stop and reflect on the situations they face, or when they think through the ethical ramifications before deciding how to act?

No on in the Oregon Trail video game ever questions the ethical ramifications of manifest destiny.

(The other winner this year was Jane Mayer of the New Yorker, for her reporting on the legal and ethical ramifications of the Bush administration's war on terror.)

Client files, important communications, and valuable work product often exist exclusively in digital format today, and thus a major loss could have catastrophic professional and ethical ramifications.

This documentary examines the legal, moral, and ethical ramifications of the Victim Compensation Fund and its impact on the civil justice system.

Ignoring the duty also has business, practical, and ethical ramifications.

The anonymous author of The Greatest American Lawyer explains how to leverage an extranet like Basecamp to avoid the ethical ramifications of failing to communicate with our clients.

It's very rare that we see scientific breakthroughs deal with their ethical ramifications before the breakthough happens.»