Science
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Science is still subjected to ethical rules.
Ten ethical principles common across scientific disciplines:
o They are duty to society
o Beneficence
o Conflict of interest
o Informed consent
o Integrity
o Nondiscrimination
o Nonexploitation
o Privacy and confidentiality
o Professional competence
Professional discipline
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Ethics should still be present in scientific world
Human Cloning – illegal and immoral, unethical
Stem cell Cloning – allowed
There's a scientist who once thought of culturing headless babies so that when a certain time
arrives, the organs of the said babies are obtained and distributed to other people to help improve
their health because there's this long waiting list for certain transplants. However, this was not
approved.
1. Having said that, what makes it immoral to culture a headless baby?
Also,
1. What are the examples of corporate social responsibility for a company?
2. What are some examples of unethical business practices?