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Duppers

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13. Thanks.🤐
Wed Oct 12, 2022, 09:49 PM
Oct 2022

I realize these scientists are trying to help, even cure human cognitive problems.

"Eventually, this type of rat model could be used to study psychiatric disorders, autism or neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s, and even to identify new treatments or test their effectiveness."


However, I'm one of those people who do not believe the end always justifies the means. I also opposed many other animal experimentations, like those in psychology labs. (Had a dozen college hrs. of psych courses myself.)



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Just because you can do something Mz Pip Oct 2022 #1
my thoughts exactly,,, KarenS Oct 2022 #2
Ben?.... sdfernando Oct 2022 #3
The rat's IQ dropped 10 points doc03 Oct 2022 #4
Lol! Only 10? catrose Oct 2022 #6
Have they not seen any sf movies? catrose Oct 2022 #5
Yes- JUST NO!!!!! Tumbulu Oct 2022 #7
Very interesting read ... Xoan Oct 2022 #8
Thanks.🤐 Duppers Oct 2022 #13
"Better understanding of how humans think and behave." Well, it won't work! These guys think the Karadeniz Oct 2022 #9
Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH fromVT Oct 2022 #10
Old News FrankTC Oct 2022 #11
😁 Duppers Oct 2022 #14
This is what happens when... NNadir Oct 2022 #12
Not that you can't get that job localroger Oct 2022 #15
What are we going to do tonight? Wednesdays Oct 2022 #16
I'm not real keen on animal testing Bayard Oct 2022 #17
😋 Duppers Oct 2022 #18
Why no? Its no different than using any other cell from any other thing on this planet. cstanleytech Oct 2022 #19
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