According to Steven Shapin, Teller, a scientist working on the Manhattan Project, viewed that “it was the scientist’s job to discover the laws of nature, not to pronounce on whether the laws permitting nuclear fusion ought to be mobilized for the construction of a hydrogen bomb.” What is this view an example of?
a) Moore’s naturalistic fallacy
b) Latour and Woolgar’s “black box”
c) Joliot and Curie’s “chain reaction”
d) Weber’s “fabrication”
a) Moore’s naturalistic fallacy
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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