Moral Neutrality Choose and respond to one of the following questions: Question A Using two concepts from the reading (e.g. polypotency, artifact/idea, STS, etc…), critique the myth of moral neutrality of technology. Provide some reasons to the effect that technological development can be morally good or bad. Question B Do you think that the ties between social circumstances and technology, thoroughly discussed in the readings, should be a part of the definition of “technology?” Why or why not? Use at least two of this week's readings as resources in your initial post. 75-150 words .

1. Moral Neutrality
Choose and respond to one of the following questions:
Question A
Using two concepts from the reading (e.g. polypotency,
artifact/idea, STS, etc…), critique the myth of moral neutrality
of technology. Provide some reasons to the effect that
technological development can be morally good or bad.
Question B
Do you think that the ties between social circumstances and
technology, thoroughly discussed in the readings, should be a
part of the definition of “technology?” Why or why not?
Use at least two of this week's readings as resources in your
initial post.
75-150 words