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Such a large commitment of resources will inevitably affect other research, Maniatis said...
...There’s not an infinite amount of resources—it can’t help but affect alternative directions,” he said...
...then you should consider getting this extra protection, says financial planner James Knaus of LaBrecque, Jackson, Price & Roehl of Troy, Mich. Count on paying about 2% to 3% of your gross income for an individual disability policy with retirement protection, Knaus says. Costs will vary according to factors that affect any disability plan: your age, your health, the length of time you can wait before the benefit kicks in and the duration of the benefit...
...woman who is forced by family-planning officials to abort. She submits, but the baby survives. When the woman refuses to let the doctors "dispose" of her infant son, the book says practitioners should "act according to the one-child policy... [and] point out that because medical abortions can affect a child's normal development, she should abandon" her protests and allow euthanasia. If that doesn't work, the authors say, "let the family-planning office decide." Of course, that office ordered the abortion in the first place...
Women tend to make moral judgments with an ethic of care, thinking about relationships and how their actions would affect the people around them, according to Gilligan. Men tend to apply a more hierarchical system, more based on law and rights and justice...