Souder paints Carson as an obsessive reviser and a meticulous researcher who was often blocked, she said, by her uneasiness that human beings had acquired the power to reshape the world so profoundly.
But ethical uneasiness clouds this promise when the issue is human cloning.
Part of it was innate: that ingrained uneasiness with being identified too completely with one's vocation that human beings, and especially novelists, are encouraged to deny, and which a writer such as Geoff Dyer exemplifies in his oeuvre, but also makes his principal subject.
This is an expression of increased inequality, increased uneasiness in accepting diversity," said Joan Clos, executive director of UN-Habitat, the human settlements programme.
Rhesus monkeys, the ones causing so many problems in Delhi's neighborhoods, have long been the most popular species for primate studies because of their relative abundance and researchers' uneasiness about using chimpanzees and other primates more closely related to humans.
This uneasiness may be more widely felt than it seems; the idea of reproductive human cloning is often shunned the way incest is, as a form of primal violation.
Although such practices generate much uneasiness today, they need to be addressed frankly as the diversity and scope of human enhancement is bound to increase.
11, 21– 23 Our findings also corroborated previous ones suggesting that older adults' uneasiness with ICTs might be due to disturbing awareness or fear that ICTs may be changing fundamental human nature or threatening the nature of what it means to care.
Some researchers suggested that persisting uneasiness among older people concerning e-technologies might be due to disturbing awareness that ICT may be changing fundamental human nature or threatening the nature of what it means to care.
