Chinese teenager sells kidney to buy iPad and iPhone
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-13647...
BBC said:
A 17-year-old Chinese boy has sold one of his kidneys in order to buy an iPhone and iPad, according to local media reports.
The boy, identified only as Xiao Zheng (Little Zheng), is said to have undergone surgery in central Hunan Province in April.
And then the contract will cost him an arm and a leg.The boy, identified only as Xiao Zheng (Little Zheng), is said to have undergone surgery in central Hunan Province in April.
Well, I await Apple's PR department's response to this. If I were a journalist I'd demand an interview with Steve Jobs and ask him if he is proud that his products are so in demand and the marketing so good that a Chinese teenager would do this to obtain said products.
As I said above, philosphical questions.
As I said above, philosphical questions.
elster said:
WhoseGeneration said:
Meaning?
Trouble is this thread could lead us into all sorts of philosophical considerations.
Opinions though, will depend upon anyone's personal philosophy.
Therefore, no absolute answer.
I doubt they would rip out a 7 year olds kidney who wanted a new bike.Trouble is this thread could lead us into all sorts of philosophical considerations.
Opinions though, will depend upon anyone's personal philosophy.
Therefore, no absolute answer.
FourWheelDrift said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-13647...
There's an op for that.BBC said:
A 17-year-old Chinese boy has sold one of his kidneys in order to buy an iPhone and iPad, according to local media reports.
The boy, identified only as Xiao Zheng (Little Zheng), is said to have undergone surgery in central Hunan Province in April.
And then the contract will cost him an arm and a leg.The boy, identified only as Xiao Zheng (Little Zheng), is said to have undergone surgery in central Hunan Province in April.
WhoseGeneration said:
Well, I await Apple's PR department's response to this. If I were a journalist I'd demand an interview with Steve Jobs and ask him if he is proud that his products are so in demand and the marketing so good that a Chinese teenager would do this to obtain said products.
As I said above, philosphical questions.
You think he should be aiming for advertising that makes his products less desirable? As I said above, philosphical questions.

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