1963年NASA的一个演讲，目前看来仍有意义。

By Hugh  L.  Dryden

Deputy Administrator

National Aeronautics  and Space Administration

Talk before  the  Cleveland-Akron Sections  of the Institute  of the Aerospace  Sciences and  the American Rocket Society (now  combined in the American Institute  of Aeronautics and Astronautics), and of  the American Society of  Mechanical Engineers, Cleveland,  Ohio, February 14,  1963)

摘录一段：

Perhaps  I  may be permitted to  state  a  few  of  the  social and  moral responsibilities of scientists  and engineers  working in this  field.

(1)To  search for  knowledge  of  the  facts  and  to  conduct our work with devotion  to  intellectual honesty and objectivity.

(2)To  carry out our part of the  national program of space exploration in such a  manner  as  to  obtain maximum benefit  to the  welfare  of  the nation aJld  all mankind.

(3)As  citizens  to  lend our influence  to  the  establishment of societies  of free  men in a  peaceful world providing not only material benefits  but also incentives  for  mental and spiritual growth and accomplishment.

(4)To  realize  in  our job  and  daily contacts  the  highest moral aspirations  and ideals of which we  are capable.

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• THE  SOCIAL  AND  MORAL RESPONSIBILJTIES OF SCIENTISTS AND  ENGINEERS