01.04.2015
Ethical Protections for Future Persons: Is Their Present Non-existence a Serious Problem?
Erschienen in: Journal of Business Ethics | Ausgabe 4/2015
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Future persons are not actual persons—although some near-future persons will become actual before you finish reading this paragraph. But let us consider only those future persons whose lifespans will not overlap with ours (“FPs”). Let us stipulate that FPs are not currently living persons and won’t be until at least several decades from now. …“As we try to handle new moral problems we stretch and strain traditional moral concepts and theories” (DeGeorge 1981).