| Welcome Gregor!!!
I dropped by your Ryze page to get to know you
better. Here's one of the things you say there...
"I believe that a wide open public debate on how science
and technology affects society and marginalized groups
is the only way to develop safeguards against abuse. I
believe that the dialog between the policy makers and
the stakeholders has to increase. I believe that so far
marginalized groups are rarely heard in this debate."
Although I would lean more strongly toward wide-open,
public CONVERSATION than 'debate' per se, I certainly
recognize debate as a particular kind/form of
discussion/conversation, so I'm with you there...
Now, please talk to me about 'marginalized groups'
I noticed a frequent use of the word 'marginalized'
and don't want to muck things up by assuming that I
would know how you're defining that -- so please,
Gregor...could you please share with me who you
consider to be members of a marginalized group?
And then share what you value or appreciate
most about that distinction?
Thanks,
--Mary K
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> Gregor Wolbring wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>there seem to be many intereting people on this list.
>I for sure try to make the world a better world working mostly on behalf of marginalized groups. I work on bioethics and disability issues and the evaluation of new emerging technologies such as Nanotechnologies. THat's why transhumanism is quite familiar to me (have a whole section on that on my personal webpage)
>More can be found on my Ryze page and my personal webpage
>www.bioethicsanddisability.org/start.html
>
>I hope some people have some ideas to further my "Want" section of my Ryze page.
>And if you think I can help somehow let me know.
>Cheers
>GRegor
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