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How is that relevant? I will tell you. Experiments on animals are not pretty, but they are the least harmful way of moving science forward. The only thing we
by ss248 11y ago
How is that relevant? I will tell you.
Experiments on animals are not pretty, but they are the least harmful way of moving science forward.
The only thing we can do is to make sure no animal have to die/suffer without real necessity and be grateful for their sacrifices.
- PhasmaFelis 11y ago> The only thing we can do is to make sure no animal have to die/suffer without real necessity Where's the necessity in this experiment? How many human lives were saved by "gosh I wonder how long I can keep a rat awake before it literally dies"? And why did you lump me in with Nazis, again?
- TeMPOraL 11y ago> Where's the necessity in this experiment? How many human lives were saved by "gosh I wonder how long I can keep a rat awake before it literally dies"? Sleep deprivation happens among soldiers, workers, people with various diseases. Learning how it works and why exactly do we suffer from it could yield a lot of important and practical insights for medicine.
- ss248 11y ago>How many human lives were saved by "gosh I wonder how long I can keep a rat awake before it literally dies"? Following your logic, Nazis/Unit 731 did nothing wrong, because after war a lot of human lives were saved by them/thanks to them. If you don't understand why i bring them up in the first place, go read about them. Specifically on what happened to them after war. It may change your view on modern science.
- PhasmaFelis 11y ago> Following your logic Uh, no, I was following your logic. You proposed the "real necessity" test. You can't turn it around and pretend that I said that first.