One might object that employing a belief-inducing technology at all, whether low or high tech, is enough to entangle one in issues implicating the rationality of the belief induced (see, for instance, Garber, 2009).
But all that follows from this fact, if such it be, is that some sort of belief-inducing technology will be necessary in order to facilitate the acquisition of a proposition that is pragmatically supported.
These facts helped Shiva and Jalees establish the idea that transgenic cotton is, indeed, a suicide/genocide/homicide-inducing technology (Shiva & Jalees, 2006, 43f): High costs of cultivation, and low returns have trapped Indian peasants in a debt trap, from which they are escaping by taking their lives.
If there are belief-inducing technologies which are free of self-deception and which could generate a belief on the basis of a pragmatic reason, then this objection fails.[11] Is there a belief-inducing technology available that does not involve self-deception?
Notice first there are two sorts of belief-inducing technologies distinguishable: "low-tech" technologies and "high-tech" ones.
Although it may be true that the employment of self-deceptive belief-inducing technologies is morally and rationally problematic, this objection says nothing about those belief-inducing technologies that do not involve self-deception.
Integrating structural tensions into TIS analysis highlights how the evolution of a focal technology induces technological complementarities and creates a need to continuously re-design policies.
Fluidized bed and induced crystallization technology were combined to design a new type of induced crystallization fluidized bed reactor.
In this study in-vivo induced antigens of this parasite was investigated using in-vivo induced antigen technology (IVIAT) and pooled sera from patients with serological evidence of acute infection.
It is restricting exports to induce foreign technology firms to place operations inside China.
