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This is a bad faith reply. Non-existent hypothetical devices are not worth considering when talking about the morality of something that someone does today.
by Edman274 5y ago
This is a bad faith reply. Non-existent hypothetical devices are not worth considering when talking about the morality of something that someone does today.
- dheera 5y agoI choose to frame my view of morality in terms of technological developments that are likely to happen in the next 100 years (approximately a human lifetime for anyone born today), not what exists today. Today is antiquated as soon as something is invented something tomorrow. "Hypothetical" is an assumption. You don't know what I have, and what I'm experimenting with.
- shard 5y agoI saw this a while ago, Argus II implant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05ee61Bu-Ok https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05ee61Bu-Ok It exists, albeit only B&W and at a very low resolution. However as we all know, technology can advance very quickly, and high resolution cameras are not inconceivable for this application.