Does Science Need Secrecy?
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Councilman, Dr. W. F. Whitney, Dr.
C. S. Minot and Dr. H. C. Ernst, professors in the Harvard Medical School, in answer to many requests for information with regard to experimentation on living animals.] Readers of the daily prints are aware that a few misinformed individuals are making a persistent effort to bring about a popular agitation against the experimentation on living animals. The newspaper letters and other communications put forth by these persons dispute the necessity of vivisectio...n, affirming that the knowledge secured by this means is not essential to the progress of biology, and therefore without substantial value for medicine, a department of general biology on which the public welfare and the happiness and prosperity of every citizen depend.
It is charged that experimental studies of the functions of living animals have no purpose save the gratification of an ignoble ambition, or the satisfaction of an idle and vicious curiosity.* It is asserted that living animals, without 7iarcotics, helpless under the control of poisons which, it is alleged, destroy the power to move while increasing the power to suffer, are subjected to long, agonizing operations in the hope of securing some new fact, inter- esting to the scientific mind but without practical value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Councilman, Dr. W. F. Whitney, Dr.
C. S. Minot and Dr. H. C. Ernst, professors in the Harvard Medical School, in answer to many requests for information with regard to experimentation on living animals.] Readers of the daily prints are aware that a few misinformed individuals are making a persistent effort to bring about a popular agitation against the experimentation on living animals. The newspaper letters and other communications put forth by these persons dispute the necessity of vivisectio...n, affirming that the knowledge secured by this means is not essential to the progress of biology, and therefore without substantial value for medicine, a department of general biology on which the public welfare and the happiness and prosperity of every citizen depend.
It is charged that experimental studies of the functions of living animals have no purpose save the gratification of an ignoble ambition, or the satisfaction of an idle and vicious curiosity.* It is asserted that living animals, without 7iarcotics, helpless under the control of poisons which, it is alleged, destroy the power to move while increasing the power to suffer, are subjected to long, agonizing operations in the hope of securing some new fact, inter- esting to the scientific mind but without practical value.
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