YLSH x PSHSS (April 17) by Avril Ley Ann Llave

EXAMPLE

arllave — 2024-04-12 03:14:33 UTC

Dilemma: Super Mice

Scientists have created mice that can grow bigger and stronger, which could help us learn more about diseases and find new treatments. But some people are worried that these special mice might not be safe for other animals or could change the environment. What should we do?

GROUP 1 Super-Fast Strawberries

arllave — 2024-04-12 03:22:55 UTC

Scientists have developed strawberries that grow much faster than usual, providing more fruit for people to enjoy. However, some worry that these speedy strawberries might not be as safe to eat or could harm the environment. Should we keep growing them?

GROUP 2 Miracle Medicine

arllave — 2024-04-12 03:23:47 UTC

A new medicine has been invented that can cure a rare disease, but it's very expensive. Not everyone can afford it, so some people might not get better. Is it fair that only some people can afford the medicine, or should it be available to everyone, no matter the cost?

GROUP 3 Brain-Boosting Pills

arllave — 2024-04-12 03:24:32 UTC

Scientists have created pills that can make people smarter and more focused. Some people think everyone should be able to take them to do better in school and work. But others worry that only rich people will be able to afford them, and it might make everyone else feel bad. Should we use these pills?

GROUP 4 Personalized Pets

arllave — 2024-04-12 03:25:14 UTC

Scientists can now change pets' DNA to make them healthier or cuter. But some people worry that changing animals' DNA is like playing with nature, and it might not be safe. Should we keep changing pets' DNA, or should we leave them as they are?