Argumentative Essay On Research On Animals

Care and revolutionize animal research In my first two paper, I have analyzed the ethics in slaughter houses extensively, and brought forward a theory of pain regarding its inherent productivity: if being allowed to function properly, pain could be our agency to stimulate productive outcomes. I concluded that the anesthesizing animals does not render animal justice in the slaughter house; instead, the complete elimination of rights of feeling pain and striving for life will be another crime which we have done toward animals. I also postulated that our fear to feel the indirect plain accounts for the reason why we act indifferently to such brutal actions towards animals, like anesthesia. Therefore, the anesthesia of pain we commonly adopted is a form of …show more content…
In the future, I probably will be involving in animal research, as required by my neuroscience major, while at the same time refuse to agree with the code of morality in experimentation, such as vivisection. To resolve the vacillation in my mind, for this final project I will be shifting focus from poultry animals to the animals raised for the scientific purpose, acting and writing about the lab animals, from discussing the injustice they face to exploring potential ways to justice. Temple Grandin, a talented slaughter facility designer, believes that we are closer to justice after modifying executing procedure and letting meat animals die painlessly, but I believe such justice can never be achieved as long as there are animals dying for us. I understand the critical action is not possible without knowledge about basics of animal research, so I contacted “nurhopsi” Neuroscience organization, Society for Cognitive Science and the office of animal welfare at UVa. I also took a course called “Working Safely with Nonhuman