HW5

Part 2
Does Google violate people's privacy with the street view feature on maps.  Some people feel that the feature lets anybody peep into there personal lives.  Others feel that its the same as if someone were to walk or drive by.  The only difference there is a satellite feature that that can let people see over wall and fences.  Anything can be in the street view ranging from from people climbing over fences, women sunbathing, or a pet sitting on a porch.   So do you think Google crosses the line?

HW3

For ethics in science and research, I'm doing stem cells.  Stem cells are in everyone, but embryonic cells are believed to be extremely helpful.  The possibilities of stem cells range from treating diseases to growing new organs.  The controversy is that they come from a fertilized egg.  Supporters for it say that nature destroys them on its own all time, and fertility center has them frozen and a lot times never use them.  Opposition comes from people that believe that once the sperm meets the egg, its life.  What do you guys think?

Here's a whole site about stem cells: http://stemcells.nih.gov/info/basics/