Human Experimentation
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When I look up this topic, I can't seem to find a legitimate answer.
Question - If the scientific community/governments had no ethical issue with voluntary human experimentation, where would we be now? Are there any specific scenarios you know of, where it would've just been easier to get a live human?
It's said that we share a lot of genetic similarities with mice, thus that's why we utilize them. But at the end of the day they're still fucking mice. I just find it super hard to believe that it's more efficient to use mice than to grab death row prisoners.
Question - If the scientific community/governments had no ethical issue with voluntary human experimentation, where would we be now? Are there any specific scenarios you know of, where it would've just been easier to get a live human?
It's said that we share a lot of genetic similarities with mice, thus that's why we utilize them. But at the end of the day they're still fucking mice. I just find it super hard to believe that it's more efficient to use mice than to grab death row prisoners.