Postgraduate students at the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics discuss philosophy, study, and beer.
This article (thanks Nicholas) is just plain scary.
The big question is, with new weapons being able to be developed that act before you've even thought about it (preconsciously), could you be charged with a war crime if you use one illegally? Or is it, without any intention involved, merely an accident?
Hooboy.
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