Please write 1-2 paragraphs per question below.
1) At the center of the intersection between science, technology and society is public policy and public policy should only be shaped by research, education, and public debate. Deliberative democracy is one school of thought to formulate public policy. Review http://www.britannica.com/topic/deliberative-democracy. Should deliberative democracy be used to develop, evaluate, and accept/modify/reject public policy related to science and technology? Why or why not?
2) There are a number of areas where attitudes and beliefs on science and technology differ widely between the general public and scientists. There is a great distrust of science in spite of the facts and some say there is a science to distrusting science. Review the charts and graphs as explained here: http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/01/29/chapter-3-attitudes-and-beliefs-on-science-and-technology-topics/. Why do you think there is a general distrust of science and technology?
3) There should be no doubt that advances in science and technology come with moral obligations and social responsibility as the impact of such advances can serve both good and bad intentions. The article discusses the importance of community knowledge and the responsibility of society. The real problem with scientific and technological advancements is not that they can be both good and bad, but that the people may sometimes not be able to see the difference.
What are the lessons you have learned from this course and how will you apply them in your professional and personal lives? http://www.thenewatlantis.com/publications/the-moral-challenge-of-modern-science

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1) At the center of the interse appeared first on homework handlers.

Crum Brothers Corp., a steel drum manufacturer, owned and operated a manufacturing plant in Pittsburg, Penn.. Coel Stone, the plant superintendent, hired Pitt Security Patrol, Inc. (PSP), a security company, to guard CBC property and deter thieves and vandals. Some PSP security guards, as Stone knew, carried firearms. Craig Sharp, a PSP security guard, was not certified as an armed guard but nevertheless took his gun, in a briefcase, to work. While working at the CBC plant Craig fired his gun at Don Stew, a CBC employee, in the belief that Stew was an intruder. The bullet struck and killed Stew. Stew’s mother filed a suit in court against CBC and others, alleging in part that her son’s death was the result of PSP’s negligence, for which CBC was responsible.

Questions to consider, but not limit yourself by. What is the plaintiff’s best argument that CBC is responsible for PSP’s actions? What is CBC’s best defense? Was this an inherently dangerous situation?

USE IRAC to analyze the agency relationships and liabilities. Remember to use case law as authority.

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