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Prozac, Enhancement, and Self‐Creation
Hastings Center Report 30 (2):34-40 (2000)
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A person can be true to oneself even while transforming and even creating the person one is. One's self is not something merely waiting to be discovered, after all. To some extent, part of the human endeavor is deciding and trying to become who we want to be.Author's Profile
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