CASE 2_Group Activity on Bioethics_Sci Adv L8 by Sarah Pamela Baul

CASE 2_Group Activity on Bioethics_Sci Adv L8 by Sarah Pamela Baul https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz Post the group's final answer (or the dominant and minority view). Please do not forget to indicate the names of the group members in the post. en-us 2020-09-02 17:01:08 UTC 2020-09-07 13:32:13 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4ad.png 2) Lab meat is good and beneficial to animals, however they should be 100% sure that it’s safe before distributing it. https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/716762031 >Beneficence

-The product is beneficial to all. First, it greatly benefits animals, as they don’t have to be killed in order for us to satisfy our hunger. It also benefits us humans, as we don’t have to spend countless amounts of money and time taking care of whole cows. Using cells and muscle tissue to make meat requires a lot less maintenance.

>Justice

-This lab grown meat can be distributed to others more effectively as this might be cheaper as all they need is a small amount of the cow’s cells. This can also lead to vegans being able to eat meat with the same texture, and even better taste while not eating a product that hurts animals.

Group 1- Case 2

]]> 2020-09-03 02:11:33 UTC https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/716762031 Lab meat should be used as a safe substitute for normal meat. (dominant view) https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/716794764 If it is deemed safe for eating, it would promote nonmaleficence since it would not require the deaths of cows/pigs. It would also show beneficence, because it would benefit the lives of livestock while not sacrificing the need for food of humans.
Group 4- Delos Santos, Goño, Santos, Soriente, Tompong]]> 2020-09-03 02:29:51 UTC https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/716794764 Lab meat should not be used as a substitute. (minority view) https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/716805964 People need to be aware of the different effects and benefits of the lab meat before eating it. This could violate the principle of Informed consent since they could put the product in the market even though it has side effects.
Group 4- Delos Santos, Goño, Santos, Soriente, Tompong]]> 2020-09-03 02:36:36 UTC https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/716805964 Lab-grown should be on the market as a great substitute for regular meat. josephespaldon1 https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/720389389 Lab-grown meat should be a benificial substitute from regular farmed meat. Lab-grown meat would be a huge step to revolutionizing agriculture. It will have an overall positive impact on society because it is socially acceptable. As long as it has been approved by the scientific community as safe, it would be great for it to be on the market.

The first bioethical principle "SHMEAT" would be following is nonmalefticence. Instead of slaughtering an entire animal for food, scientists will keep the animal's suffering to a minimum by only extracting a few cells to grow from its body. This would support the preservation of livestock lives and the effectiveness of science on agriculture. The second bioethical principle it would be following is beneficence. SHMEAT would be a way to provide a lot of fresh meat to communities. But that isn't its only benefit! It also takes away the worries of vegans on the animal's well-being and overall suffering.

If this product was approved and sold, it could change the course of the scientific, culinary and agricultural fields to brighter future.

Group 5 - Urro, Abarque, Espaldon, Rosario]]> 2020-09-04 07:53:31 UTC https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/720389389 I think we should make lab-grown meat khairuddinbasman1 https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/720393048 Lab-grown meat shows nonmaleficence because it does not hurt the animal and there is less risk of infection or diseases.It also shows beneficence because it uses less water,land,makes much less greenhouse gases and uses less antibiotics which helps lessen the amount of superbugs.BUT this is all in its early stages, so things might change in the future.Still,potentially,slaughterless meat can be very good for the animals,the people and the world.
Group 3-Suzuki,Villanueva,Zabella,Basman, Biazon]]> 2020-09-04 07:57:25 UTC https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/720393048 Lab-grown meat should be used. https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/723060187 Lab-grown meat shows the Bioethical principle of Nonmalificence. It shows this as this could stop the animal abuse and harm that occurs in animal farms all over the world. Some animal farms cramp the animals in small places with terrible conditions, which also makes them prone to infections and diseases. With Lab-grown meat, it only requires some cells of the animals to grow meat, so we don't need the huge amount of animals to be cramped in horrible living conditions in these farms.

Lab-grown meat also shows the Bioethical principle of Justice, for if we make enough labs for growing these meats, and there is only a little bit of animals needed in the process, then we could substantially lower the prices of meat all over. And this will make the people with financial problems be able to afford to buy meat to eat. This will also allow more animals to thrive in their natural habitats and not get hunted by us humans.

Group 2 - Dela Cruz, Fischeder, Lapus, Rebadulla, Rojas]]> 2020-09-06 05:20:41 UTC https://padlet.com/pamelabaul/mrq5y2exoy7nxxoz/wish/723060187