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- 3. Technology is a tool, not inherently good or bad.; its impact depends largely on human _______ —how people choose to develop, use, adapt to and regulate it.
- 5. Ethical constraints can encourage scientists to develop ________________ innovations that achieve similar breakthroughs without compromising fundamental moral principles.
- 7. Singapore allows _____________ research under strict conditions only before 14 days, balancing the potential medical benefits of stem-cell research against respect for the moral status of the embryo.
- 9. Science should never be limited because the pursuit of scientific knowledge is morally __________.
- 12. Technological _____________ is the belief that complex human or social problems can be solved primarily through technological solutions.
- 13. Science should be limited because some controversial research has the potential to cause ___________ moral harm.
- 16. Digital _________ means technological progress can widen existing socioeconomic inequalities when access and digital literacy differ, such that benefits are unevenly distributed.
- 17. Chinese scientist He __________ announced the birth of genetically edited babies after using CRISPR-Cas9 technology to alter embryos in an attempt to confer HIV resistance. It is condemned because it introduced heritable genetic changes whose long-term consequences remain unknown.
- 18. Scientific progress should be limited when the methods used violate ethical principles and human ____________.
- 19. We expect medical science to cure all illnesses, but forget that some illnesses are influenced by social and ________ factors that medicine alone cannot address.
- 21. Ethics need not restrict scientists from pursuing the truth in new areas, but reinforce responsibility by controlling how they do it and apply the knowledge to society.
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- 1. Ethics is often assumed to be incompatible with science because ethics may limit the scope of development in science through imposed values, when science is ___________ in its pursuit of knowledge.
- 2. Science should never be limited because it is ________ to solve mankind's greatest challenges and prevent further loss of lives.
- 4. Ethical ___________ may change with time, and will not permanently restrict the progress of science.
- 6. The ___________ Syphilis Project is one example of ethical misconduct where researchers withheld adequate treatment from participants and failed to obtain proper informed consent , violating the principles of autonomy,
- 8. Technology can free humans from simple and repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on more _________, creative and higher-order skills.
- 10. There are ____________ consequences of technology because its long-term and wider effects are often difficult to predict before widespread adoption.
- 11. Technology does not always improve our _________ of life because of how expectation of speed can cause greater stress and over-reliance may cause addiction that affect social well-being.
- 14. Automation causes job displacement, but also creates new industries and jobs, making _______________ important.
- 15. Whether there is more harm than benefits on the use of technology depends on the _________ will to regulate it for responsible use.
- 20. Even when medical science should seek to prolong life to protect the _________ of life, some argue that it should not come at the expense of a patient’s quality of life, dignity and autonomy.
