Term Papers on Destructive Science

Term Paper Title	Destructive Science
# of Words	367
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)	1.47

Destructive Science

     Although science can advance and improve society, science can also destroy the people it was
intended to serve.  Scientists have long held the belief that sacrifice of a few is justified by the beneficial
potential for the masses and therefore have traditionally used animals and even at times humans as the
subject of experiments.  Society itself has also predominantly accepted the scientist's view, and welcome
new experiments, hoping for new scientific advances that will help society.  With new technology, power
comes easily to those who learn to harness it, and scientific research has expanded the power of the
common person to levels where one man can literally destroy the world.
     Although science is researched by people to answer questions of "what if," and also to benefit
society, the experiments which enhance scientific knowledge is destructive to the one being experimented
upon.  In amassing the massive amount of scientific knowledge, an even greater number of animals have
been destroyed.  Such destruction is now at times thought of as essential to an experiment.  Science has
learned that subjects must be sacrificed for advanc...

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