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Articles like this are a good reminder about human arrogance and fallibility--particularly among the educated who like to think of themselves as the avant garde: it's incredibly ironic that an professor and expert in bioethics advocates for such an unethical policy that violates all morality of medicine and human rights. Shame on him.
If he had a bit more self reflection, he'd realize that authority figures such as himself have failed, and their failures and lack of accountability are what is responsible for the public lack of trust. If you're a leader and things are falling apart under your command, you are by definition the problem due to your lack of leadership.
Articles like this are a good reminder about human arrogance and fallibility--particularly among the educated who like to think of themselves as the _avant garde_: it's incredibly ironic that an professor and expert in bioethics advocates for such an unethical policy that violates all morality of medicine and human rights. Shame on him.
If he had a bit more self reflection, he'd realize that authority figures such as himself have failed, and their failures and lack of accountability are what is responsible for the public lack of trust. If you're a leader and things are falling apart under your command, you are by definition the problem due to your lack of leadership.
So... no ones gonna question the sauce on this one? Even with such a ridiculous title?
So... no ones gonna question the sauce on this one? Even with such a ridiculous title?
Look into it if you like. I have a high opinion of theconversation.com
Look into it if you like. I have a high opinion of theconversation.com
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