Thread: If ethics were forgotten, what scientific advances could we see within the next 10 years?

If ethics were forgotten, what scientific advances could we see within the next 10 years? (by Sparky)

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Sparky (0)

(29 / M-F / Massachusetts)
11-Jan-15 1:40 am

If ethics were forgotten, what scientific advances could we see within the next 10 years?

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SammyToo
11-Jan-15 2:24 am

Ethics have been forgotten, because they have the cure for most cancers, but big pharmaceutical companies would lose billions if it was announced.

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SammyToo
11-Jan-15 2:26 am

A simple operation that would save a life costs thousands... What's ethical about that?

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WalkSoftly
11-Jan-15 2:40 am

Since Roe vs Wade in 1973, over 56 million abortions have been performed. How 'bout those ethics?

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Roachvaliek
11-Jan-15 6:52 am

@WalkSoftly: so true. Its so sad that baby murder has become the norm. Im damn proud to be a pro life Catholic!

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