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Explores the emergent field of neuroethics, which examines ethical issues governing the conceptual and practical developments of neuroscience. Examines claims that modern neuroscience entails the re-examination of complex and sensitive topics like free will, consciousness, identity, and responsibility raises significant ethical issues. Asks questions that extend beyond the usual umbrella of biomedical ethics. Discusses the ways in which investors have aligned with neuroscientists and philosophers to explore new opportunities for innovation. Considers the new knowledge and ways of learning about the brain from scientific, ethical, legal and social standpoints.