Moral or Immoral? - All of the above.

[Zephik]

It's a long article just to warn you (10 minutes to read). Well, that and some of you might find it disturbing. Others? Perhaps enlightening. For me? Hell, I cringe at the sight of needles! I had difficulty reading this to say the least, but it was... interesting I guess.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/technology/technology.html?in_article_id=426765

[GT40_GearHead]

domn it!
now i'm **** my self because i cant get my ass of the chair

BECAUSE YOU MADE ME COURIOUS !!!

can you belive this man.....!

[GT40_GearHead]

this is hard to label
its easy to say its imoral ofter reading an article or watching it on tv

but what if you'r the family of the guy how's liver is failing

its a hard nut to crack

[Aero]

very interesting indeed. I really don't even know what to say about this 0_o.

[GT40_GearHead]

i have no problem with it

i mean you have the chance to save some one, who's body is failing, how can you tell that man, you are going to live him dye, because and I quote "its immoral", thats all a bunch of religios bull****

[nil8]

Damn I love science.
Morality and medical advance is an age old question with on concrete answers. With the updates in medical technology and ability causes new moral questions and dilemmas.
This doesn't even factor in the fact that morality varies from person to person and society to society.
Still, very cool article. rep+