ebbf annual conference keynote: The biomimicry rule of Diversity The paradox of doing wrong to achieve good
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The keynote by Dhairya Pujara discusses the concept of biomimicry and the ethical paradox of doing wrong for the greater good. It emphasizes the importance of diversity and touches on themes such as community-level care and personal values. Pujara poses thought-provoking questions about prejudice and the nature of ethical decisions.
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- 1. KEYNOTE “The biomimicry rule of Diversity The paradox of doing wrong to achieve good” Dhairya Pujara
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