… What we are looking for is an account of moral enhancement that 1) is procedural (thus
avoiding many question-begging moral assumptions); 2) outlines conditions under which people’…

… We call moral enhancement by such means moral bioenhancement; possible examples
of moral bioenhancement would be … enhancement, one might privilege a form of “procedural …

… What we have learned from the discussion on the possible sources of disagreement is that
disagreement about non-moral facts, procedural failure, bias and lack of proper discussion …

… to the bioconservative conclusion that we should forgo moral enhancement. Rather, we
want to suggest, there is a way to promote moral enhancement that avoids the kind of risks that …

… We have focused on the hardest case of how moral enhancement might be achieved. But
the same qualities apply to prudential deliberation. After all, our future self is in many ways like …

… I explore the possibility of applying agent-based ethics in the moral enhancement debate, …
did they perceive moral reflection as a sort of method or decision procedure for arriving at …

… and educational means of moral enhancement. It should be … moral enhancement, since
we can evidently become morally better by training and educating ourselves. But this procedure …

… or procedure. At the same time, I think we cannot completely ignore outcomes. A wholly virtuous
procedure … — acceptance of the need for some procedural virtues is — but I will assume …

… reasons in favour of attempting to improve moral dispositions; it could significantly decrease
a wide range of extreme risks that arise from our moral failings (for example, nuclear war …

… At the limit, a procedure that severs all psychological ties results in there being nothing of …
a procedure would then be equivalent to the death sentence). Although no enhancement is …