Ethics Flashcards
What is neurorights?
protecting individuals from neurotechnological advances
Who came up with the NeuroRights initiative manifesto?
Yuke et al. (2017)
What were in the NRI manifesto?
Privacy & consent, agency & identity, augmentation and prejudice
What were the concerns from Ineca and Adorno (2017)
cognitive liberty, mental privacy, mental integrity, psychological continuity
The first country to make a NeuroRights constitutional reform?
Chile (2021)
What did Chile fail to recognize in their reform?
pharmacological cognitive enhancers
Who said where do we draw the line with calling something a neuroenhancer because caffeine is a cognitive stimulant but that is legal?
Dresier et al (2019)
What is drug for ADHD that is considered a neuroenhancer?
methylphenidate
Who said that spirituality can act as a moral enhancement rather than using drugs?
Earp (2018)
Who called neuroenhancers “botox for the brain”?
De Jongh et al (2018)
Who questioned the responsbility of neuroenhancers?
Loewe (2017)
How do cognitive enhancers work?
raise the blood flow, more oxygen, raise adrenaline and increased neurotransmitter activation
Who studied decision making in women and testosterone?
Montoya et al (2012)
Who said that neurorights is a multidisciplinary approach with neuropsychologists and lawyers?
Shen (2016)
Who said cognitive liberty is a basic human right?
Bublitz (2013)