What are things we don't know because they are hard to study?
Posted Jul 1, 2021, 8:57 PM UTC
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The Brian... Like that shits crazy
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Yeah, I just don't understand Brian. Crazy dude.
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There's a whole movie about the Life of Brian
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Yup I see what I did there thanks .
Dyslexia is annoying more than anything!
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I didn't mean to make fun of you, just saw the chance to mention Monty Python and I took it
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U didn't I appreciate the heads up
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What medications are safe during pregnancy
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I've never thought of that. Couldn't you study it in animals the same way we do many other medications? Are there ethical issues for many or all animals? Is the physiology too different?
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I think it would be to different.
Also kindof cruel. I'm all saving lives but I do feel bad for the bunny's
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I know in many species you can only study up to a certain point in the pregnancy excepting exceptional need. They abort the pregnancy before it goes to term. Not sure if you'd consider that better or not.
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They do study them on animals, but for many things they won't ever do human trials. So it comes down to whether the benefit of the medication outweighs the risk.
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There's an entire industry dedicated to what happens when we die.
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They are talking about the afterlife or something similar
(I think)
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So am I, have you not heard of religion?
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No what's that thing
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Quantum mechanics
Makes sense, hard to study something that changes by observation.