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As seen in: Medium, Allergy - European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Color Research & Application, Nature, Wiley, Wiley Online Library, Chicago Tribune, Frontiers, MDPI, The Conversation and
Social scientist @ncsaatillinois; CEO @IMI_methods. PhD @Cambridge_Uni / @Gates_Cambridge Scholar. Book: Doing Real Research w/ @SAGE_publishing.
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Ethical concerns about embodied brain organoids shaped by foundational distinctions and perceptions of consciousness

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By Eric Jensen, Aaron Jensen, Nethanel Lipshitz, J. Lomax Boyd
| Nature
Abstract Human brain organoids embodied within virtual learning environments provide a novel experimental system for mechanistic studies of learning and memory. Yet these forms of synthetic biological or organoid intelligence raise moral and ethical concerns. Bioethicists argue that if biocomputers become conscious, they have ‘moral status’, which places limits on permissible research.
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Hi, I’m Eric Jensen

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By Eric Jensen
| Medium
As a startup founder, I know how overwhelming it can be to move from an idea to a growing business. In the early days, it feels like you’re juggling a hundred different things — product development, customer acquisition, funding, and more. But one of the best decisions I made early on was leveraging Facebook ads to accelerate my growth. I started my first venture with zero users.
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The Easiest Places to Buy a Home in the U.S.

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By Eric Jensen
| badeloftusa.com
The U.S. city where it’s the easiest to buy a house is Detroit, with the shortest timeline needed to purchase a home and the lowest house prices. Monthly living expenses in San Antonio mark the lowest cost of daily necessities across all analyzed cities letting residents save 75% of their monthly salary. Chicago has the highest salary levels, which enables residents to set aside substantial savings after covering basic expenses.
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