Quote by Edward R. Murrow

A satellite has no conscience.

A satellite has no conscience.

Summary

This quote suggests that a satellite, being an inanimate object, is neither capable of moral judgment nor has any sense of right or wrong. It implies that a satellite operates solely based on predetermined programs and functions, without any consideration for ethical or moral concerns. By highlighting the absence of conscience in a satellite, the quote illustrates the fundamental difference between machines and living beings, emphasizing the limited capacity of technology to engage in human-like moral decision-making.

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By Edward R. Murrow

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