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    The document discusses views on balancing human rights and scientific advancement. It presents a series of statements about whether human rights should be prioritized over responding to global challenges, whether scientists have a duty to protect human well-being, and whether a human rights-based approach is imperative for science and technology. Most respondents agreed that human rights are fundamental, should be at the core of scientific endeavors, and that protecting human rights and scientific advancement can be compatible.

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    The document discusses views on balancing human rights and scientific advancement. It presents a series of statements about whether human rights should be prioritized over responding to global challenges, whether scientists have a duty to protect human well-being, and whether a human rights-based approach is imperative for science and technology. Most respondents agreed that human rights are fundamental, should be at the core of scientific endeavors, and that protecting human rights and scientific advancement can be compatible.

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    The document discusses views on balancing human rights and scientific advancement. It presents a series of statements about whether human rights should be prioritized over responding to global challenges, whether scientists have a duty to protect human well-being, and whether a human rights-based approach is imperative for science and technology. Most respondents agreed that human rights are fundamental, should be at the core of scientific endeavors, and that protecting human rights and scientific advancement can be compatible.

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    MOTIVATION

    Statements Extremely Somewhat To a Somewha Extremely


    Agree Agree Limited t Disagree Disagree
    Extent
    Human rights are √
    fundamental rights.

    Responding to urgent √
    global challenges allows
    setting aside some human
    rights.

    It is not the duty of √


    scientists and innovators to
    protect the well-being and
    dignity of humans.

    Human rights should be at √


    the core of any scientific
    and technological
    endeavor.
    A good life is a life where √
    human rights are upheld.

    Human rights should be √


    integral in the journey
    toward the ultimate good.

    It is not the primary √


    function of science and
    technology to protect the
    weak, poor, and
    vulnerable.

    There is no way for √


    science and technology to
    fully function as a
    safeguard of human rights.

    A human rights-based √
    approach to science,
    technology, and
    development is imperative.

    The protection of human √


    rights and continued
    scientific and
    technological
    advancement can work
    hand-in-hand.

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