Titlebook: Ethics, Health Policy and (Anti-) Aging: Mixed Blessings; Maartje Schermer,Wim Pinxten Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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troponins

The Implicit Anthropology of Bioethics and the Problem of the Aging PersonFor those of us who are lucky enough to live in affluent societies it is quite likely that we will survive into old age and will eventually die as a result of age related conditions and diseases. The fact that more of us get old is not a problem, it is a sign of economic and medical success!

察觉

You don’t Grow Old on Your OwnAge is a metamorphosis (particularly physical). A competition (in infirmities, illness and length of life). The bill you pay for your life. A liberation. A job you have to do. A confused script. Involuntary house arrest. A challenge. A punishment (at least), a disaster (at worst).

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拘留

Sampo Kuutti,Saber Fallah,Richard Bowden life—has limited duration and passes from growth through maturity into a phase, especially in higher forms of life, in which biological functions gradually deteriorate. This is the process that we call aging. Aging is generally considered to be a biological process that is beyond our control. Aging just happens.

confederacy

Deep Learning for Computer Architectsy. There is a long, deeply rooted belief, that old age is an inevitably dark perspective awaiting everyone, given he has time enough to life. Consider, for example, Plato’s words, quoted here above and taken from his book ..

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Goblet-Cells

Challenges and Future Prospects,iff of humour à la Maurice Chevalier, who said: “Old age isn’t so bad when you consider the alternative”? The combination ‘good aging’ seems to reveal a cynical ethical attitude: Good aging is not a subject for ethics.