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Damon Horowitz clama por um "sistema operacional moral"

Filmed May 2011 • Posted Jun 2011TEDxSiliconValley
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No TEDxSiliconValley, Damon Horowitz comenta sobre o enorme poder que as novas tecnologias nos oferecem: aprender mais do que nunca sobre nós mesmos. Levando o público para uma discussão filosófica, Horowitz nos convida para prestarmos mais atenção à filosofia básica -- os princípio éticos -- por detrás da explosão de descobertas que transformam o nosso mundo. Onde está o "sistema operacional moral" que nos permite ter noção disto?

Damon Horowitz explores what is possible at the boundaries of technology and the humanities. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Thiago Bello
Reviewed by Wesley Oliveira
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