Should Animal Testing Be Allowed?
Yes, it should be allowed...
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No, it shouldn't be allowed..
Side Score: 4
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Animal testing is no longer needed. A supercomputer can give the results of the drug or product at hand. A super computer can simulate to the very atom how a nuclear bomb would explode on any given target, if the supercomputer can do that and can control millions and millions of devices all at once they can simulate the human body and a animal's body effects of a drug. Animal testing is inhuman and should be illegal. But PETA does not seem to care enough as they have not shutdown animal testing. Side: No, it shouldn't be allowed..
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Basic knowledge if any government super computer tells you their is nuclear war simulations. Basic and more advanced super computer programming can get you a computer powerful enough to run a dialysis and test on a virtual human body. Watson being used in the medical field. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Super computers use to show and give predication and amount of disasters caused by nuclear warfare. This net source is saying it is not currently possible, But you of course would not understand that unless someone told you. When they invent and build a smaller microprocessor that runs less electricity than they will be able to make a computer powerful enough to give the structure of the entire human and animal body. This super computer mentioned does not have the power to run as fast as it is needed but if time is given than they computer would be able to diagnose and give a structured and detailed info on how that drug could effect the body. If you where to do testing on the current super computer you would get info and data but you would miss things and the computer would not give everything. https://speakingofresearch.com/ Side: No, it shouldn't be allowed..
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