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Is Nanotechnology Immoral?

Well, I don't think so, at least not intrinsically. But apparently a lot of people do. I wonder how the results would come out if you said "molecular manufacturing" instead?

 
 

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Mark wrote:

It's too early to get an accurate poll on nanotechnology; people don't know what it is and even if you tell them, they haven't given it any thought.

Steve wrote:

Just make sure you poll them before they read Michael Crichton's book, "Swarm".

Bryan wrote:

Can somebody please do a poll that would run like the following: "Do you believe that your fellow Americans are so frighteningly ignorant they should not even be allowed to vote in meaningless elections?"

Bryan wrote:

Can somebody please do a poll that would run like the following: "Do you believe that your fellow Americans are so frighteningly ignorant they should not even be allowed to vote in meaningless elections?"

Patrick wrote:

Knowing some people, were they objecting to the "nano" or were they objecting to the "technology"?

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