We have heard much about the “digital divide”, but one day there may well be a “nano divide”: the gap between those who can access and benefit from nanotechnology and those without. If there is also an “enhancement divide”, it could prove to be an even greater disadvantage for those on the wrong side. They would not be as physically or mentally capable as others. What policies, if any, should be developed to either avoid or cope with this situation? The rise of information and communications technology (ICT) led to the so-called “digital divide”: those who did not have adequate access to the technology were disadvantaged relative to those who … Continue reading Fritz Allhoff, Patrick Lin, James Moor, and John Weckert