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Ethical Issues in Chemistry: Tissue Regeneration and New Healing Methods

Explore the ethical dilemmas surrounding chemicals and waste disposal, licensing of scientific computer programs, and the state of the art in tissue regeneration and healing methods. Discover the consequences of pushing technological boundaries in lifespan extension and potential super-human enhancements. Consider the implications for diversity, evolution, and the line between cosmetic and general surgery. Reflect on education, retirement, and the potential end of natural evolution in the pursuit of eternity, as discussed by W. Allen.

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Ethical Issues in Chemistry: Tissue Regeneration and New Healing Methods

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  1. Chemicals and waste disposal Ethical issues in chemistry Tissue regeneration Licensing of scientific computer programs

  2. New healing methods Tissue regeneration in nature or in the lab

  3. New healing methods State of the art and what’s next? Where do we draw the line?

  4. Consequences Obvious advantages Productive years Education Retirement Lifespan

  5. Consequences Obvious advantages Productive years Education Retirement Lifespan

  6. Consequences

  7. The end of natural evolution? Consequences Eliminate diversity

  8. Consequences Towards a super-human?

  9. Alternatives? Cosmetic vs general surgery Self-cost Free Regulate?

  10. Alternatives? Or should we just stop?

  11. Conclusion Eternity is a very long time, especially towards the end. W. Allen

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