The campaign, led by robotics and ethics researchers Kathleen Richardson and Erik Brilling, proposes that engineers instead work on technology that "reflect human principles of dignity, mutuality and freedom".
Luther viewed marriage as not merely the legitimation of sexual fulfillment but as above all the context for creating a new awareness of human community through the mutuality and companionship of spouses and family.
He showed how human evolution favored kinship, mutuality and reciprocity as grounds for cooperation that would be enforced by moral emotions such as love, gratitude, indignation and guilt.
"The relations between countries are based on mutuality and mutual respect," the statement said.
The reach in this book is larger, creating a sense of the deep and daily connection between human and dog -- the mutuality of affection and need, the mysterious and pure sympathy that transcends language, the anguish of loss.
By the whole Enlightenment tradition, but not only that: by older traditions of care, solidarity, mutuality, of respect for human life and compassion for human suffering.
She proposes to juxtapose these values with feminist values such as novelty, ontological heterogeneity, mutuality of interaction, applicability to human needs and diffusion of power, and argues that the use of the traditional value instead of its alternative (e.g., simplicity instead of ontological heterogeneity) can lead to biases and adverse research results.
"If Jewish communities are to affirm what has, until now, been an outlawed sexuality, it must be because we have come to see that gay relationships can conform to our deepest vision of human relationships, as expressed in norms of love, commitment, mutuality and family," he wrote on his blog Honest to God.
The morality of a shared life, as in any community, thus demands mutuality or reciprocity as a moral mandate in a world in which human beings, weak and limited in many ways, are subject to vulnerable situations.
Its mutuality makes it sustaining.
