Here's an interesting piece of news that didn't get much coverage.
Human body parts seem to have acquired a cash value. This upsets us because it is a taboo. But perhaps what's more upsetting is how this trade has been allowed to grow - like a fungus - quietly and in the dark.
Whilst it does need to be stopped we also need to look at the moral integrity of a business environment which has allowed this to happen...
Curated for #informationwar (by @truthforce)
One would think china has plenty of dead bodies already,,,,, unless its thousands of pounds of blue eyeballs I fail to see a point, even then, wtf lol
Its not just eyeballs that make us different, maybe they want to study non-asian resistance to SARS for example. This idea that all humans are the same is complete bull btw, Africans get sickle cell, Australian aboriginals have a full cup less of brains than Koreans. Were all different, not just races, but each individual man and woman. The exact opposite of what communism teaches is actually true.
I think my morals and perhaps the societies last moral scruple will actually be our downfall in the race for genetic breakthroughs. I can't say if that is a good or a bad thing...
What business environment? Do you mean capitalism, by chance?
No, because all business needs to have some element of capital or it isn't business. Capitalism gets thrown around as a catch all for the wrongs of the world but things are far more complicated than that.