Bioethical False Truths

This book explores the concept that true autonomy is inherently relational, emphasizing that human life and consciousness are fundamentally interconnected with others and the broader biosphere. It argues that individualism depends on relationships and that recognizing other selves forms the basis of ethics and morality. The work discusses the importance of balancing individual good with the common good and critiques modern interpretations of autonomy as excessively egotistic and relativistic.