Jul 18, 2018

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Professional engineering ethics

All professions have ethical codes of conduct.

“Avoiding injury to others by false and malicious action” evidently doesn’t necessarily mean avoiding injury to others by true or benevolent actions, if you can picture that.

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Professional engineering ethics

All professions have ethical codes of conduct.

More from Thomas P Seager, PhD

Recommended from Medium

How To Really Think And Grow Rich

Fermat’s Last Theorem

Nature and Ideology II

The Power of Patterns…

Thoughts Without a Thinker Summary — Unearned Wisdom

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The ‘Great Danger’ of Technology According to Martin Heidegger

Taking a different lesson from the Movie Graph Argument

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