Abstract
There is an emerging experimental trend in bioethics and neu-roethics. We briefly review several topics in this trend and discuss how the existing and future studies can have normative implications related to bioethical/neuroethical issues. Particularly, we consider three major ways to draw such implications; (1) contributing to conceptual analysis and philosophical (counter-)evidence, (2) figuring out the unreliability of moral thinking and thereby providing a debunking argument, and (3) estimating the feasibility of ethical norms and policies.
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Ota, K., & Tanibe, T. (2022). Potentials of Experimental Bioethics. Kagaku Tetsugaku, 54(2), 3–26. https://doi.org/10.4216/jpssj.54.2_3
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