3rd Period - "Is it ever okay to break the rules in order to make an important scientific or medical discovery?" by Brandi Davis

bldavis13 — 2024-08-20 23:01:27 UTC

Sometimes breaking the rules leads to great discoveries. For instance, the unethical practices of Henrietta Lacks' cell research later contributed to essential medical breakthroughs.

2024-08-23 15:35:55 UTC

I believe that breaking the rules can lead to amazing discoveries. Sometimes not following the rules can let people explore ideas and have an easier time coming up with something.

Lucy Steen

2024-08-23 15:40:41 UTC

Rule breaking is not a good thing, but in some ways it can lead to amazing success. For example, Martin Luther King Jr. broke a lot of rules, but because of him breaking the rules, the world changed in a good way.

Kelsee Carter

2024-08-23 15:55:10 UTC

Breaking the rules is not a good thing to do but, in different ways it actually is ok to break the rules because it leads to great discovery and it can help people explore more ideas. Brashawn

2024-08-23 21:00:26 UTC

Breaking the law is not good at all sometimes it can be thought it depends on what though. Breaking the law leads to great things people break the law and sometimes its leads them to something good.

Ashailyn Burress

2024-08-26 13:23:56 UTC

Breaking the rules can be important in science and medicine because it allows researchers to explore new ideas that might lead to major discoveries. Sometimes, following strict guidelines can hold back creativity. Examples, like the discovery of penicillin, show that taking risks can result in life-saving - Triston Clay

2024-08-26 15:31:44 UTC

I think you can break rules when it goes to a certain extent. It would be ok if you tried to find a cure to a deadly disease and it work after trial and error. If you trying this on multiple people and it is not making there condition any better is where it would become a problem. -Gracie Bain