/sci/ - Science & Math

How does /sci/ feel about human experimentation? And try to keep the religious/atheist trolling to a minimum, if not a mere nonexistence, it has nothing to do with the question proposed here.

Personally I find it more beneficial and effective forms of experimentation, just as long as it's volunteered human experimentation.

How does /sci/ feel about human experimentation? And no trolling please.

Personally I think illegalizing consensual human experimentation is outrageous.

No trolling here, I'm legitimately curious to see what is /sci/'s actual position on human experimentation? My usual position is that as long as the experimentee consented to it, it's completely fine; but outlawing even consensual human experimentation for the sake of "ethics" and "morality" is just dogmatic and misled.

How does /sci/ feel about human experimentation? I personally find it beneficial at the very least.

Am I the only person here that wishes human experimentation was allowed? Even consensual experimentation is looked down upon and that irks to me hell. There's so much potential and effective data that can be mined out with experimenting on people, and the results and helpfulness towards humanity is too great to pass up, and I would gladly pay somebody $1000-5000 for each experiment they let me do on them. It's just not fair.

What about you /sci/?