Certain experiments are like gambling, full of very risky trials and errors with no gurantee of success. Then they continue to try and try with more animals until success, else they probably won't stop experimenting on the animals.
Well, if this is done mostly for selfish reasons like for riches, it becomes very immoral, but doing it for the sake of saving human life or more lives, could be considered fair. Afterall animals were permitted to be used in form of sacrifice to save humans from burden of crime. And there were no trial and error with the sacrifice. .
There wouldn't have been such experiment in the first place if humans were living in strong bubbles strengthened by the good things they consume. The bubbles are also filled with knowledge and understanding that help eliminate uncertainty, helping the humans know for sure the cures for diseases without necessarily experimenting
Topic: should it be illegal to use certain types of animals for experiments? - page 2. (Read 204 times)
November 05, 2024, 02:10:02 PM
November 05, 2024, 09:57:47 AM
I know some people might not agree with me on this particular topic but i strongly believe it shouldn't be illegal to use certain types of animals for experiments and other research purposes that could better our lives.
Experimentation and research are very important aspects that have preserved the lives of many animals, since without them, we wouldn't know how to treat animals when they fall sick or understand the best ways to ensure their proper development.
If an animal is likely to die during an experiment and then we use that knowledge to better our society, then it's acceptable to conduct experiments on it, provided there's a probability that such an experiment can heal the animal or be useful in treating another animal in the near future.
Experimentation and research are very important aspects that have preserved the lives of many animals, since without them, we wouldn't know how to treat animals when they fall sick or understand the best ways to ensure their proper development.
If an animal is likely to die during an experiment and then we use that knowledge to better our society, then it's acceptable to conduct experiments on it, provided there's a probability that such an experiment can heal the animal or be useful in treating another animal in the near future.
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