Neuroethics, Human Enhancement, Biomedical Innovations
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This cluster of papers explores the ethical and societal implications of neuroenhancement technologies, focusing on the use of prescription stimulants and cognitive enhancement drugs, the impact of medicalization and pharmaceuticalization, neuroethics, brain imaging, and the concept of moral enhancement. The discussions also extend to transhumanism and the broader implications for human identity and autonomy.
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human enhancement; transhumanism; neuroethics; cognitive enhancement; ethics of enhancement; neurotechnology; neuroscience and law; moral improvement; enhancement; ethics of neuroscience; neurorights; mental privacy; enhancement technologies; digital immortality; critique of transhumanism; cognitive liberty; neurotechnology regulation; moral bioenhancement; bioconservatism; biomedical enhancement; mind uploading; human enhancement technologies; mental integrity; pharmacological enhancement; neuroscience and society
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Morton address: 36249527280084493 · morton4x16-v1
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