The case of stem cells show that evaluating technology as a social experiment fails to solve the ethical questions because
A) the debates between utilitarians and deontologists remain and are unresolved.
B) this sort of experimentation does not involve informed consent.
C) the length of the experiment is too long.
D) we already have moral agreement in this case.

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The ethical debates between utilitarians, who focus on outcomes, and deontologists, who focus on duties and principles, remain unresolved in the context of stem cell research, highlighting the limitations of viewing technology as a social experiment in addressing ethical questions.

The Case of Stem Cells Show That Evaluating Technology as a Social