Breaking the Binary. Toward an Ontological Continuum Between Humans and Weapons [0.03%]
超越二元论。走向武器与人类的本体连续性
Tobias Hainz
Tobias Hainz
Sacrificing the Memories of Those Who Sacrificed: Protecting Autonomy Through Memory Manipulating Techniques (MMT) as a Last Resort [0.03%]
牺牲记忆的牺牲者：通过记忆操控技术保护自主权的最后一搏
Hannah L Rogers,Lauren B Solberg
Hannah L Rogers
Will Memory Manipulating Technologies Benefit Soldiers? Two Arguments Against It [0.03%]
论记忆操控技术会造福军人？两种反对观点
Daichi Iijima,Eisuke Nakazawa
Daichi Iijima
Inflicting vs Suffering Injustice: A Morally Relevant Distinction for Traumatic Memory Modulation [0.03%]
加害与受害：应激性记忆调控的道德区分的重要性
Paul Rezkalla
Paul Rezkalla
Can You Forget a War Crime? Modifying Postcombat Memories While Preserving Moral Accountability [0.03%]
可以忘记战争罪行吗？在保留道德责任的同时修改战后记忆
Benjamin Gregg
Benjamin Gregg
The Enhancements They Carried: An Introduction to the Special Issue on Enhanced Warfighters [0.03%]
他们所携带的增强：特刊《增强战士》导论
Blake Hereth
Blake Hereth
The Human Price of Military Enhancement: Why Future Warfighter Enhancements Must Be Prohibited [0.03%]
军事增强的人文代价：为何未来战士增强必须被禁止
Ash Howlett,Steve Mercer
Ash Howlett
No Longer "Super": Soldier Disenhancement, PIAAAS Harms, and the Duty of Long-Term Care [0.03%]
不再"超人":士兵去强化、PIAAAIS危害以及长期照顾义务
Paul Tubig,Frederic Gilbert
Paul Tubig
The pursuit to manufacture "super-soldiers" using neurotechnologies to enhance the physical and mental capabilities of soldiers creates potential calls to disenhance some of them. By disenhancement, we refer to the deactivation or removal o...
From Enhancement To Disenhancement To De-Enhancement: Institutional Responsibility, and the Duty of Care to Post-Enhanced Veterans [0.03%]
从增强到减益再到去增强：机构责任和对后增强退伍军人的护理义务
Adam Henschke
Adam Henschke
In this paper I explore the moral responsibility that is owed to post-enhanced military veterans who were enhanced with biotechnological interventions as part of their military service, but then suffer from these biotechnological interventi...