Posted in Emotion, Ethics, Natural Sciences on Jun 2nd, 2009 No Comments »
Some more articles you might enjoy (or find interesting, depending on the topic):
Scientific Research into Humour. Somewhat related is this article, which considers the scientific nature of blushing.
Remember that ludicrous Facebook Quiz “Are you a potato?”? Seems like Proctor & Gamble should have taken that quiz: Pringles Are Potato Chips.
Not so light-hearted, on the other [...]
Posted in Ethics, Language, Natural Sciences on Mar 4th, 2009 No Comments »
Restricting IVF
Abortion? Don’t Mention It
Posted in Ethics, Natural Sciences, Technology on Dec 16th, 2008 2 Comments »
I found this article rather worth reading today, as it raised some very challenging questions – that, according to the writer – we haven’t even yet started thinking about.
Posted in Ethics, Natural Sciences on Oct 30th, 2008 No Comments »
In connection to the eugenics presentation we saw in G-period, I came across a Slate article that discusses the question Is it dangerous to know too much about your unborn baby’s genetic flaws?
The Slate also links to to articles in the Wall Street Journal (”The Toughest Test”) and in Washington Post (”Fresh Hopes and Concerns [...]
