It does indeed raise profound ethical issues but these are best addressed with ethical debate and judicious, selective legislation to prevent abuse and premature use of this promising technology.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
"Our CEO made a very judicious decision in the middle of heated debates and conflicting views, by balancing different opinions and fostering negotiations, even though he had preferred entering the North American market".
Maier shows how the Constitution's supporters and defenders won through ratification and why in the end even most of its detractors, in the words of one, concluded that this was "the best government in the world". For those who seek judicious assessment, sober reflection, and masterful analysis of the debates that secured the Constitution, this book is an unsurpassable achievement.
The Commission concluded that Goodwin Liu will be "an ideal addition to the Supreme Court bench because his judicious consideration of all points of view will facilitate intellectual debate and consensus building".
The debate continues and is brilliantly constructed to vacillate between the judicious and hilariously pompous.
This may have been because as John Bancroft suggested above, and Anne Lawrence seconds below it became difficult, if not impossible, to put forth any kind of judicious critique of the book given the highly charged terms of the debate.
Judicial/Judicious Judicial means "connected with a court of law"; judicious means "wise".
"Yeah, there was a debate about that and we really discussed, 'What do we think about this, if we're really being judicious?' But Adam said, 'You know, we're budgeted for it, let's go shoot it and see what happens.' A lot of people say, 'That's my favourite part' and other people, well, I know they can't stand it.
