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No, I would not use those terms in that case. The construction steps may be the same, but the lack of a lost life is a key distinction that invalidates the ana
by 1e-9 7y ago
No, I would not use those terms in that case. The construction steps may be the same, but the lack of a lost life is a key distinction that invalidates the analogy for me.
- Dylan16807 7y agoSo if they took a frog that died of natural causes and did the same thing, which actually makes it more like Frankenstein, you wouldn't use those terms because no life was lost as part of the experiment?
- 1e-9 7y agoCorrect. That's not objectionable to me, so it would make no sense to compare it to something objectionable. It's similar to the difference between organ donation and organ theft. Although the transplant operation is identical for the two, the analogies we might draw for each are entirely different because the life costs are different.