| February 2000 If you could ‘un-invent’ one
thing so that it would no longer exist, what would you choose?
Photos by Veronica Ho, Tim Lui, Wong Heung Wing, Natalie Siu, Anthony Ip,
Kenneth Chow
Reported by Lauren Lam, Janet Chan,
To Shun Kei, Vien Wong, Larry Chan, Levina Sung
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Law Lok Sang,
HKBU, Computers, Year 3:
"I would like to choose the university, since I don't think we need to study in such
an institution if it is not for society’s sake." |
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Kevin Cheuk,
CityU, Computer Science, Year 3:
"Guns. I think people have misused them and abused them.." |
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Lee Tak Lam,
PolyU, Information System High Diploma: "The
hydrogen bombs is the invention I hate most. During the war, it brought disaster to people
and to the environment." |
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Esmond Wong, HKU,
Biology Graduate "The cloned sheep
Dolly. Although it symbolised the innovative technique of cloning, it is not ethical in my
eyes." |
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Joanna Poon,
CUHK, Medicine, Year 2 "Artificial
reproduction techniques. This is because this is not ethical, even though the techniques
are advanced." |
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Leung Ting Kwan,
Lingnan College, BBA, Year 2: "I would
choose the computer because for me, the computer is too difficult to use." |
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