Revisiting Neuroethics Through the Lens of Buddhist Theory: A Call for Integration

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American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 13 (4):267-269 (2022)
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For millennia, Buddhism as a contemplative science has been deeply concerned about solving the problems inherent to the “human condition,” as the Buddha calls it (Dalai Lama 2009), which include mo...

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