Ethics in Science: Should scientists consider how their discoveries might be misused?

[@joeclaridy]

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." --Dr. Malcolm, 1993

[@BobbyCurry]

I believe that this is a very intriguing concept that most scientists should have to consider an apply into their works I think once you lose or abandon ethics or ethical values completely from your work you lose your humanity granted I understand that certain situations in science in order to make a break through had to lose some ethics but losing some an completely abandoning them on purpose is completely different in how you approach

[@georgiamcbrayer]

POV: Your science teacher sent you here because of quarantine

[@MrDeyvid34]

shit, true

[@Yusa_Beach]

Nah I came here

[@donblosser8720]

I do not see a "Contact Us" link on the NIH site. I also cannot find out anywhere online if gain of function research is being conducted anywhere in the United States. As a work-around I am using this comment field and I'm hoping someone will respond.

[@jessstuart7495]

Did the caveman who learned to make fire worry about how it would be used? No, he was just cold.

[@flat-seventh]

I'm gaming so hard right now that I'm making scientific breakthroughs

[@miguelneto6597]

what the fuck is wrong with you

[@GeertKok]

Science the new religious freak show. We know nothing but we will find out.

[@drspastic]

ethics has no place within science. stick it on the shelf next to god and the Easter bunny

[@SFxTAGG3]

Edgy.