That is a neat idea! It illustrates the need for applied critical thinking, especially at the seams between concept / theory, and implementation / practice. Th

That is a neat idea! It illustrates the need for applied critical thinking, especially at the seams between concept / theory, and implementation / practice. There is another aspect, though, which is the well-established and more formal instruction of experimental ethics. That is less of an analytic exercise like the MIT discussions, and more of a training for conducting responsible and ethical research. My opinion is the descriptive / discursive approach of the MIT discussions is insufficient to give that full understanding.