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Ethics of Perception and Nanocognition (Nano-Aided Cognition)
Melanie Swan illustrates the ethics of perception, nanocognition and nanorobot-aided
cognition toward a more internally aware, connected, expressive, expansive and freer life as
beings in the technological era, developing an ethics of immanence.
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On The Recurrent Functional Restoration And Indefinite Functional Perpetuation Of The Central Nervous System
Franco Cortese locates the notion of 'gradual mind uploading' and the discipline of
whole-brain-emulation within the broader methodological context of functionallyrestorative
medicine and functionally perpetuative medicine, characterizing it as a
distinct approach within the field of biomedical gerontology and regenerative medicine.
By explicating the general approach underlying 'gradual mind uploading',
transplantology, prosthesis, cell replacement therapy, whole-body induced somatic cell
turnover, tissue engineering, gene therapies and chromosome replacement therapies, he
draws methodological continuity between its variations and articulates a
methodological and taxonomic system for distinguishing between them. Ultimately,
Franco argues that the indefinite perpetuation of the CNS via is possible through the
gradual and recurrent functional restoration of its constituent integral-components.
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Aviation Regulation As A Model For Nanotech Regulation
Dr. Martine Rothblatt discusses the geoethical benefits of private and public aviation
regulation toward creating a similarly based safe harbor for nanotechnology
regulation.
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Nanoscience, Nanoengineering and Nanotechnology
Dr. Lou Balogh sheds light on the term ‘nanotechnology’ and its science, engineering and
policies for practical and sustainable human purposes.
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