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Even putting aside the embryo vs adult issue… pretty much everybody, religious or not, considers a human qualitatively different from a mouse.

• colanderman 4y ago
  Hence why I'm asking about embryos. What, scientifically, differentiates a human embryo from a mouse embryo, beside what it may eventually become? Why find the experimentation of one appalling, but not the other, when neither is allowed to grow? (I am not arguing one way or the other, merely that it is illogical and unscientific to differentiate.)
  • NotYourLawyer 4y ago
    Because life begins at conception.
    • colanderman 4y ago
      For mice surely too then, no?