Chapter 9

Question 1

“the practical application of knowledge especially in a particular area”

Answer 1

Technology

Question 2

Natural boundaries arehard boundaries that technology cannot physically
perform

Answer 2

Natural limit

Question 3

Some things might be technically possible but be so
expensive that they are completely unworkable.

Answer 3

Economic Limits

Question 4

limitations imposed by preexisting notions about
What is rigght and wronh in a particular culture.

Answer 4

Ethical limits

Question 5

Humanitas

Answer 5

“human nature kindness”,

Question 6

technological advancement has frequently been reinforced by congressional
initiatives over the past 30 and more - direct measures that concern budget outlays and the
provision of services government and indirect measures that include economic and legal changes.

Answer 6

USA

Question 7

The origins of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development-OECD is date
back to _____ when 18 European countries, the United States, and Canada merged an organization
dedicated to economic development.

Answer 7

1960

Question 8

the
technology market faces a crisis since the developing countries’ economic environment is
opposing technology-based institutions. Thus, the Philippines is taking action in reforming the
technology market by focusing on 23 industries as priority areas.

Answer 8

Philippines

Question 9

This criterion is solely based on their outcomes and consequences.
It is grounded to the concept of common good, wherein a certain thing or event should
serve the greatest good for the greatest number.

Answer 9

Utilitarian Criterion

Question 10

This criterion urges an individual to decide based on the
fundamentals of liberties and privileges. It is usually set forth in the Bill of Rights. It has
the main goal of protecting and respecting the basic rights of an individual, such as
tights of speech, privacy, and due process.

Answer 10

Criterion based on “Rights

Question 11

Criterion based on “Justice”.

Answer 11

This criterion requires individuals to impose and enforce
tules fairly with no exception to anybody to ensure equitable distribution of benefits and
costs.

Question 12

enjoy autonomy from the state and society.

Answer 12

Science and technology, as well as research and development,

Question 13

Real-time Satellite Surveillance Video

Answer 13

Companies such as Planet Labs and Skybox Imaging have launched lots of satellitesin the last year to record the entire Earth’s status in real-time.

Question 14

The colonization of Mars and plans for long term space missions are already ongoing. NASA has launched the Orion spacecraft, and NASA Administrator Charles Bolden declared a “Day One of the Mars era.”

Answer 14

Astronaut Bioethics (of colonizing Mars)

Question 15

We are presently involved in multiple technologies that monitor our behaviors. The development of dozens of bracelets and clip-on devices that monitor steps taken, activitylevels, heart rate, etc., not to mention the advent of organic electronics that can be layered, printed, painted, or grown on human skin, has led by the fitness tracking craze.

Answer 15

Wearable Technology

Question 16

is a concept used to explain insurgents’ rights and duties during the armed struggle.

Answer 16

Soft War’

Question 17

enhancing the pathogenicity of viruses such as influenza, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).

Answer 17

Enhanced Pathogens

Question 18

weapons may not kill, but they can cause severe pain, physical injuries, and long-term health costs
(the latter has not been thoroughly investigated).

Answer 18

Non-lethal Weapons

Question 19

Harvard University researchers created 1000 robots capable of communicating with each
other to perform simple tasks such as ordering themselves into shapes and patterns.

Answer 19

Robot Swarm

Question 20

“playing God” because it allows individuals to create a life that does not exist naturally.

Answer 20

Artificial Life Forms

Question 21

“To what way is it the responsibility of the federal government to assure civil infrastructure is resilient to environmental changes? When individuals act in their self- interest, there is the unique possibility that their actions fail to maintain infrastructure andprocesses that are essential for society.”

Answer 21

Resilient Social-Ecological Systems

Question 22

Brain-to-Brain Interfaces

Answer 22

“What kind of neuro security can we put in place to protect individuals from havingaccidental information shared or removed from their brains? If two individuals shared an idea, who is entitled to claim ownership? Who is responsible for actions devoted by V E the recipient of a thought if a Separate thinker dictates the actions?”

Question 23

The pursuit of human and animal hybrid today is to transcend the existing hybrids in cellular level. This idea follows Greek mythologies, but its value covers the problem we encounter on medicine, food security, etc. the natural reproduction and development is always intraspecies. Merging two species into one is of nature’s design, and it is the main ethical dilemma for this technological advancement

Answer 23

Human-Animal Hybrids (Chimeras

Question 24

The pursuit of human and animal hybrid today is to transcend the existing hybrids in cellular level. This idea follows Greek mythologies, but its value covers the problem we encounter on medicine, food security, etc. the natural reproduction and development is always intraspecies. Merging two species into one is of nature’s design, and it is the main ethical dilemma for this technological advancement

Answer 24

Human-Animal Hybrids (Chimeras

Question 25

Together with population explosion are the issues and hitches on organizing social activities,
verifying identities, tracking individuals, etc. data chip implants would like to solve the problem on
the chaos of having so many people.

Answer 25

Data Chip Implants

Question 26

It is a robot with synthetic skin and artificial intelligence capable of learning owner’s
preferences. The dream of the people working on robotics is limited to sexual purposes but also
to produce robots with feelings and emotions.

Answer 26

Sexbots

Question 27

It is used to purchase and
exchange money online without the intervention of a bank.

Answer 27

Virtual Currency

Question 28

used to edit a portion of an organism’s DNA.

Answer 28

CRISPR/Cas9

Question 29

has been experimented by a doctor and the possibility was proven in a
lower animal. Imagine the future with changed identity caused by a replaced head.

Answer 29

Head Transplant

Question 30

—a drone that will deliver something to a person and will instantly vanish
after it hands the delivery to you.

Answer 30

Disappearing Drones

Question 31

a technology that will transmit advertisements to the brain
through the bones.

Answer 31

Bone Conduction for Marketing

Question 32

aims to postpone retirement.

Answer 32

Exoskeleton for the elderly