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 Lathe Biosas wrote:
The Reagan Era. Cold War joy mixed with mecha on television and Star Wars and Star Trek movies in the theaters.

Plus, all the previous eras frighten me when you mix the Era and the phrase "medical science in the Era of..."

And I’m sure in 100 years time, a bunch of our modern medical science will considered primitive. Such is science and its ever advancing nature. And yes, that might even extend to ethical considerations, as those evolve over time too.

Not to get heavy, but consider right to die, and people being kept alive solely through technology. I’m not presenting or arguing for either side, but just because we can, does it mean we should? That’s a moral and ethical quandary we’ve traditionally shied away from, and not without reason.

 Lathe Biosas wrote:
The Reagan Era. Cold War joy mixed with mecha on television and Star Wars and Star Trek movies in the theaters.

Plus, all the previous eras frighten me when you mix the Era and the phrase "medical science in the Era of..."

Or dentistry (shudder)