The Mere Substitution Defence of nudging works for neurointerventions too
Nudges are often defended on the basis that they merely substitute existing influences on choice with other influences that are similar in kind; they introduce no new kind of influence into the choice situation. I motivate the view that, if this defence succeeds in establishing the moral innocuousne...
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Wiley
2022
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