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Number 32 ~ Summer 2011
Science, Virtue, and the Future of Humanity
Why We Need a ‘Stuck with Virtue’ Science
Peter A. Lawler and Marc D. Guerra on why in-between beings will always need virtue
The Case for Enhancing People
Ronald Bailey on why we should and will choose to make ourselves better
Liberation Biology, Lost in the Cosmos
Benjamin Storey responds to Ronald Bailey
Machine Morality and Human Responsibility
Charles T. Rubin on the paradoxes of the project to program virtue
The Problem with ‘Friendly’ Artificial Intelligence
Adam Keiper and Ari N. Schulman respond to Charles T. Rubin
The Science of Politics and the Conquest of Nature
Patrick J. Deneen on liberalism, Locke, and Darwin
Justice without Foundations
Robert P. Kraynak on morality in an age of scientific skepticism
State of the Art
Subject to Review
Obama Admin Proposes New Regs for Human Subjects Research
Tevi Troy
Doctors Go Digital
How Information Technology Is Changing American Health Care
Jeffrey C. Rowe
Unleashing the Nuclear Watchdog
Reforming the IAEA’s Safeguarding Operations
Henry Sokolski
The Folly of Internet Freedom
The Mistake of Talking About the Internet as a Human Right
Eric R. Sterner
The World’s Most Popular Gun
The Long Road to the AK-47
Victor Davis Hanson
Global Warming and Federalism
State and Local Governments Overreach in Regulating Carbon
David A. Murray
Health Food and the Double Helix
The Promise of Nutrigenomics
Whitney K. Franz
