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And it may be related to what I suspect goes amiss in neuroethicist Josh Greene’s inferences from fMRI results to broad conclusions about deontic vs. consequentialist reasoning.
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The latest issues of R.U. Sirius 'excellent NeoFiles includes a great interview with Cory, along with interviews with a "neuroethicist" and an X-Prize contestant.
Boing Boing: February 29, 2004 - March 6, 2004 Archives 2004
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The effects seen in experimental settings "are big enough that they would definitely have real-world consequences", says Martha Farah, a neuroethicist at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
Boing Boing David Pescovitz 2011
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"This is a fascinating study of a phenomenon with important social implications for everything from medical care to charitable giving," Martha Farah, a University of Pennsylvania cognitive neuroscientist and neuroethicist who was not affiliated with the study, said in a news release issued by the journal's publisher.
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"This is a fascinating study of a phenomenon with important social implications for everything from medical care to charitable giving," Martha Farah, a University of Pennsylvania cognitive neuroscientist and neuroethicist who was not affiliated with the study, said in a news release issued by the journal's publisher.
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I’ve written about my similar concerns regarding the generally very exciting work of neuroethicist Joshua Greene.
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As a neuroscientist and neuroethicist who studies the nature of pain, I was fascinated by the recent report that advanced neuroimaging has demonstrated cognitive activity in a vegetative patient [ "
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