... 'George Dvorsky, a director of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, countered: “If the concern has something to do with the girl’s dignity being violated, then I have to protest by arguing that the girl lacks the cognitive capacity to experience any sense of indignity.”
George Dvorsky should be shot.
It's an interesting case, to be sure. I have no idea what I would do under these circumstances. My gut finds this revolting, but my brain thinks that probably she really does have a better shot at enjoying her life (such as it is) this way.
Also, the kidnappers should pose her with the wandering gnome's pointy hat protuding from various orrifices at jaunty angles.
