Fall 2018: How Far is Too Far?

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Our Fall 2018 issue is now available online! Articles are posted individually as blog posts (the articles are linked below), a PDF version is currently displayed on our Archives page, and print issues will be available around Harvard’s campus starting today. We hope you enjoy browsing through this issue as much as we enjoyed putting it together! A big thank you to our dedicated staff and sponsors.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

NEWS BRIEFS
 
 Was it a Bounce or a Bang? 
Lucia Gordon ’22
 
(Baby You Can’t) Drive My Car: The Ethical Implications of Driverless Cars
Julia Canick ‘19
 
GENERAL ARTICLES
 
Asimov and AI: Investigating the Potential of Robotic Consciousness
Hannah Alton ‘22
 
Emerging Mitochondrial Therapies and Their Ethicality
Ana Castaner ‘22
 
A Fantastic Voyage Through a Nano-Sized Universe 
Maggie Chen ‘22
 
FEATURE ARTICLES
 
 AI: Building Trust or Threatening a Cataclysm?
Mythri Ambatipudi ‘22
 
Disagreeing on Brain Death
Caroline Wechsler ‘19
 
Body-to-Head Transplants: The Future of Medicine or a Modern-day Frankenstein  Fantasy? 
Andrea Rivera ‘21
 
COMMENTARY
 
CRISPR: How Far is too Far?
Sreekar Mantena ‘22
 
Americans Must Fix Their Health Habits Now— or Face the Consequences Tomorrow
Alec Kennison ‘22

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