@9HGMKBH6mos6MO
If a human wishes to improve themselves and it doesn’t harm others I don’t see how we can call that choice unethical. Mandating this be down to unwilling participants is of course unethical but simply having the option doesn’t strike me as unethical no.
@9HGMWVBProgressive 6mos6MO
It’s not ethical but it shouldn’t be immediately frowned upon. It also shouldn’t be taken advantage of.
@9HGMJD36mos6MO
No, it is not ethical to use technology to eliminate human imperfections
@9HGMZCZ6mos6MO
I don't think its ethical because although using the internet for research and learning more about yourself I don't think it should be used to try and cure your imperfections.
