Why Are Human Experiments Wrong

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“ I am on the opposition side about the human experiments.” Reason why I think it's wrong to experiment on humans, because in 1944 there was a 17-year-old-boy his name is Nathen. Scientist locked him up in a chamber the chamber had poisonous gas for weapons when they turned it on Nathen stared screaming and yelling for his life. They didn't let him out until five days. “The affirmative are probably going to say that experiments on people saved lots of lives and that's true, but it has taken a lot also.

Yes Experimenting on humans can do some amazing things, but their is always a dark side in the (1833-1965). Over that times they took people's as test subjects and have been compensated for the damages done to their emotional and don't forget

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