Advancements in Science Raise Ethical Questions for the Military

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Remote-controlled tanks, memory erasures and 'brain fingerprinting' sound like something from the future, but they're closer than you think. But these advancements raise serious ethical questions for the military.
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