The 1925 Soviet Dog Head Experiment

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I didn't even believe this at first. Murdering a dog for science,... Unbelievable!! Poor doggy. 😢


 
I didn't even believe this at first. Murdering a dog for science,... Unbelievable!! Poor doggy. 😢



It isn’t murder. That requires that the deceased be a human.

And it does border on actual science, I suppose. Damn disgusting, but still science.

Also, lots of animals are used for purposes of scientific testing all the time. And much of it requires “sacrificing” the animals.

But if you happen to be fond of dogs as loyal pets, that one strikes an emotional chord.

Is this the 100 year anniversary?
 
I didn't even believe this at first. Murdering a dog for science,... Unbelievable!! Poor doggy. 😢




Much of that kind of experimentation was done far earlier than 1980. Ivan Pavlov discovered the same thing in the early 1900's, which coined the phrase "Pavlov's dogs."

Ivan Pavlov - Wikipedia

Curiously, today's brain-dead liberal Democrats are much like Pavlov's dogs: They're conditioned to bark and salivate upon hearing the word "Trump.
 
I didn't even believe this at first. Murdering a dog for science,... Unbelievable!! Poor doggy

Animals can't be "murdered" as murder is, by definition, the unlawful and pre-meditated killing of one human by another.

But, animals are killed, in huge numbers, every day. For science, for food, for convenience, to prevent the spread of disease, and even to prevent them suffering.

That the Soviet experiments are any different from those other killings is highly subjective.
 
Also, lots of animals are used for purposes of scientific testing all the time. And much of it requires “sacrificing” the animals.

Does that make it okay?

Is this the 100 year anniversary?

I guess so.

Much of that kind of experimentation was done far earlier than 1980. Ivan Pavlov discovered the same thing in the early 1900's, which coined the phrase "Pavlov's dogs."

This was 1925.
 
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