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What would a utilitarian say about embryonic stem cell research?

ilovebio

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11 years ago

What would a utilitarian say about embryonic stem cell research?

i need to know the view of a utilitarian about weather or not they agree to cloning and modifiyng embryos via embryonic stem cells.

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michaelr87

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11 years ago

I think that a "utilitarian" would have no problem with it as long as it resulted in something USEFUL - as that is, by definition, what a utilitarian cares about.

However, I believe that you REALLY meant to ask what a "Unitarian" would think - and for that, you would have to ask a Unitarian.

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