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Fairness
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Surreptitious or illicit use of banned enhancements is not fair to other athletes.
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Sport and Genetic Enhancement »
Sport and Genetic Enhancement
Sport and Genetic Enhancement☜Mapping the Ethics Bites podcast with Michael Sandel (View 1 for links and details): In theory we can now manipulate genes to make athletes run faster, jump higher, throw further. Should we do this? And if so, what will it mean for sport? ☜F1CEB7
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Use of genetic technologies for physical enhancement? »
Use of genetic technologies for physical enhancement?
Use of genetic technologies for physical enhancement?☜Under what circumstances, if any, should humans use new genetic technologies for physical enhancement? ☜FFB597
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Non-medical purposes »
Non-medical purposes
Non-medical purposes☜Humans should use new genetic technologies for non-medical purposes. ☜59C6EF
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Performance enhancement in sport »
Performance enhancement in sport
Performance enhancement in sport☜Humans should use new genetic technologies for performance enhancement in sports. ☜9FDEF6
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Fairness
Fairness☜Surreptitious or illicit use of banned enhancements is not fair to other athletes. ☜EF597B
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Disadvantages other athletes »
Disadvantages other athletes
Disadvantages other athletes☜Other athletes are disadvantaged when an athlete benefits from banned forms of enhancement. ☜98CE71
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Constitutive rules »
Constitutive rules
Constitutive rules☜The ethos of a sport is defined by its constitutive rules. If the rules prohibit a particular form of enhancement, its use is corrupting of the ethos of the sport: if the rules permit the enhancement its not corrupting. ☜FFFACD
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