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so what? "that's the way it's usually done" ?
by danielmarkbruce 2y ago
so what? "that's the way it's usually done" ?
- yencabulator 2y agoYes, for many reasons. What else were you expecting? It tends to be more a cost-effective way of using the research money, it's considered more ethical, it has less legal risk, and so on. If you're saying you want to perform a full-head transplant on humans without ever succeeding on apes, people would very rightly call you delusional.
- danielmarkbruce 2y agoHow about think instead. The amount of precaution required is a function of the risk and reward. That's a stupid analogy. The downside would be death.