
First, a short summary of the moral enhancement debate is drawn up. Then an argument first put forward by J. Harris is explored: this argument is directly related to I. Perrson's and J. Savulescu's conception of moral life. To conclude, it is suggested that they advocate a naïve idea of technology, conceived as a neutral means for value loaded ends.
Technology, Humans, Morals, Biomedical Enhancement
Technology, Humans, Morals, Biomedical Enhancement
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