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Which alterations to human organs other than the brain do the authors think would be ethical?
{ 1 } - Those which gave support to human intelligence by helping the life of the brain and which did not suppress any of the fundamental human functions that integrate the human personality.
{ 2 } - Those which would make it impossible for a human being to directly sense the external world at least as effectively as he can now.
{ 3 } - Those which would make human beings sexless and incapable of parenthood.
{ 4 } - Those which would make it impossible for human beings to experience the basic emotions.
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Which alterations to human organs other than the brain do the authors think would be ethical?
{ 1 } - Those which gave support to human intelligence by helping the life of the brain and which did not suppress any of the fundamental human functions that integrate the human personality.
{ 2 } - Those which would make it impossible for a human being to directly sense the external world at least as effectively as he can now.
{ 3 } - Those which would make human beings sexless and incapable of parenthood.
{ 4 } - Those which would make it impossible for human beings to experience the basic emotions.
See p. 318.
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Which alterations to human organs other than the brain do the authors think would be ethical?
{ 1 } - Those which gave support to human intelligence by helping the life of the brain and which did not suppress any of the fundamental human functions that integrate the human personality.
{ 2 } - Those which would make it impossible for a human being to directly sense the external world at least as effectively as he can now.
{ 3 } - Those which would make human beings sexless and incapable of parenthood.
{ 4 } - Those which would make it impossible for human beings to experience the basic emotions.
This would be contrary to the principle of totality and integrity. See pp. 318-9.
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Which alterations to human organs other than the brain do the authors think would be ethical?
{ 1 } - Those which gave support to human intelligence by helping the life of the brain and which did not suppress any of the fundamental human functions that integrate the human personality.
{ 2 } - Those which would make it impossible for a human being to directly sense the external world at least as effectively as he can now.
{ 3 } - Those which would make human beings sexless and incapable of parenthood.
{ 4 } - Those which would make it impossible for human beings to experience the basic emotions.
This would be contrary to the principle of totality and integrity. See pp. 318-9.
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Which alterations to human organs other than the brain do the authors think would be ethical?
{ 1 } - Those which gave support to human intelligence by helping the life of the brain and which did not suppress any of the fundamental human functions that integrate the human personality.
{ 2 } - Those which would make it impossible for a human being to directly sense the external world at least as effectively as he can now.
{ 3 } - Those which would make human beings sexless and incapable of parenthood.
{ 4 } - Those which would make it impossible for human beings to experience the basic emotions.
This would be contrary to the principle of totality and integrity. See pp. 318-9.
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