User:Andy Maloney/Notebook/Lab Notebook of Andy Maloney/2009/09/14/Ethics course 3

• talking about ethics of consequence. He's calling this utilitarianism
• pharmogenomics
• Example of ethics of consequences
• contian ethics
• machiavelian
• biopower
• mitigate
• he says that utilitarian ethics gives the power to someone to be unethical because it does not take into consideration "the means" as being as important to the end
• need to look up the book biomedical ethics
• beneficence
• non-maleficence
• distributive justice
• commutative justice
• He is giving an example of what is "good". He told us again that he is a biomedical researcher and then he starts talking about splitting the atom. Now he is talking about people glowing. Urg.
• again he is talking about this bellmont report
  • something about autonomy and its definition
• prima facie
• hmm. Again the bellmont report. I guess I should read this thing
• neuremberg code
• he really likes talking about the Nazis
• this is so odd that as a society we have morals and ethics but, when someone needs something and that someone has a religion that forbids them to get it, we have to abide by their religion even if it kills them. I can understand this because if someone believes they can't have something and it is forced upon them, their lives are miserable afterwards.
• he s going off on libritarianism and preternal stuffs
• contentious
• hes going off on obamas health care plan
• particularity
• communitarian ethics
  • example of the military
  • theological
  • science
• he said utilize...
• pluralised
• casuist ethics
• contempoarilly
• intuit
• paradigmatic
• he just used the word equity to mean justice
• Feminist ethic
• Decrimented
• usurped
  • he thinks feminist or the ethics of caring is "Nobel"
• dispora
• Donna harraway - look her up
• technologization
• cyborgization
• transhuman
• speciesism
• nightengale ethics
• I'm beginning to see that all these ethical systems seem to be related to medicine. I have no idea why we are talking about medical ethics when this is a nanoscience ethics course.
• agent based ethics
• he just told us again that he's a neuroscientist
• sticktuitivness
• voracity
• he takes big stock in moral virtues and especially those that have intellectual characteristics
• he likes professions. I still think he doesn't like open science
• superogatory
• homo farber
• profesoriate
• anema labrorans
• he's talking about all of us following the same moral compass. The intellectual one. So I guess this means he's a communitarian.
• talking about the holocaust again
• now the manhattan project
• argh! He just said... At the end of the day.
• ha! He is talking about us being able to hink in our proffesions and how we should be ethical. If we can't then we should not be a professional. He really likes the idea of professions.