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Demarcation problems in law and neurotechnology: persons, cyborgs and neurohackers
Technology creates demarcation problems for law, with legal agents existing in a constant state of in-betweenness. Digital and biotechnologies challenge legal definitions by changing our understanding of what constitutes a 'person' and what constitutes a 'thing'. This similarly affects the boundarie
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