What is an ethical vacuum? a. a scientific idea that lacks ethics. b. the situation of being without ethics. c. when technology has created something for which we do not have an ethical framework yet. d. a philosophy that ethics cannot exist in a vacuum, but need specific examples to be valid.

An ethical vacuum is C. When technology has created something for which we do not have an ethical framework yet.

When technology has created something for which we do not have an ethical framework yet, it is called an ethical vacuum.

An ethical vacuum is the moral state we’re in a manifesto for a 21st-century society. The 21st century itself is the current century of Common Era, in accordance with the Gregorian calendar. It began on January 1, 2001, and end on December 31, 2100.

Lord Justice Leveson claimed that social media and blogs are in an ‘ethical vacuum’ beyond the remit of regulation. He thinks that print media organisations are likely to have to operate under considerable new constraints, but big online publishers such as Google is not affected

Hans Jonas said that ethical vacuum at the core of our culture is a vacuum caused by both traditional ethics and modern natural science. Where the traditional ethics pressured that the actions effects are limited and tech  is ethically neutral

Grade:    9

Subject:  chemistry

Chapter:  ethical vacuum

Keywords: ethical vacuum, technology, ethical framework,  ethics, vacuum

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