Bioethics
what are they? how do they work?
Everyone dies, right?
Jenna's Society and Mine
Set Laws
New Recovery's
For those who just get out of operations the patients must be led to a facility .This is one of them.
Emergency's
During emergency's if the patient were to go berserk then they would contact the police and the police would take them back to the facility. Emergency's were a big part of the bios this when we were first starting bio ethics. There were just too many risks. In fact Jenna's parents actually went to the length of uploading a suggestion because of this on page 153 where it states "We've taken a lot of precautions, Jenna."
Bioethics
Bioethics is the study of ethical problems or moral issues in biology and medical health. In other words bioethics is the study of the aspects of life. Bioethics has gotten so far that it makes us begin to think, when or where is the line between life and robot like things and if there is one have we already crossed it? Bioethics has also made changes in how far can doctors go to save their patients and will they just because of better pay. In terms of Bioethics everyone should be treated equally, why should he get to cheat death and she not just because he has more money?
Most asked Questions
Question's for My Society
My society would say that anyone that has been through at least one facility and has been approved by the FSEP is allowed to be legal. Whether it's 20% or 80% but we draw the line if anyone is 100% because you wouldn't be human(according to my society). Even if they pass the examination if the part that is still human isn't something like a vital organ, like a arm which isn't as important they will not be legal. In other words you can't be 100% bio gel and if you never had to go into the facilities or if you did you were let out. If it's just a limb then you won't go into a facility you won't be illegal but if it's much more than it would be harder for you to be legally human.
What would the consequences be if someone broke these laws?
The patient would be captured and would be stripped of most of his less needed transplants or would have a uploaded order that could immediately stop the patient like the one Jenna's parents uploaded in her. At the very most the patient would be completely stripped of his bio gel and left to die.
How would your society regulate the laws concerning Bioethics?
If the patient was allowed out of the facilities then we would be
more lenient on them and we would try to keep as fair in a you do good you get good system.
We would have a set of laws that the patient would follow and if they couldn't follow a lot of them then we would organize a meeting with the FESP and government and we would try to lower the expectations of the newly recovering patients but keep them at a point so the patient won't endanger anyone or themselves. During these meetings we will ask the families and friends of the patients about if they think that the one of the laws for example, having them supervised at all times. If the loved ones disagree then we will take up their input and try to keep things fair. We can also completely take out laws but most of the time we would try to adjust them or do nothing to them at all.