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Posted - 10/29/2007 :  13:26:07   [Permalink]  Show Profile  Visit Dave W.'s Homepage Send Dave W. a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Originally posted by chaloobi

But Crick was probably right in saying neuroscience would advance faster if they were allowed to experiment on human beings. Being right scientifically doesn't mean you're right morally, however.
Right. A lot of questions about human health could be answered much more quickly if we didn't have all those pesky ethical regulations holding things up. But then we get the Tuskegee Experiments.

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