7th 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 23:03:43 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 19:44:04 UTC

Daniel Hardin - I think there are scenarios when rule breaking could be okay and i would never be completely against rule breaking. Sometimes there are rules to break that doesn't harm someone. There are times when you need to like to save someone or just in an emergency.

2024-08-23 19:47:49 UTC

Yuri Luna- I think it is okay to break the rules to make a medical discovery because it could save someone. You could save someones child or parent and you could be recognized for it and get recognition for your discovery's.

2024-08-26 19:48:46 UTC

Carson Kiddy- I think its ok to break them to a certain extent, like not breaking a rule thats like, "Don't stab people.", other than that, i'd say its alright.

2024-08-26 19:50:05 UTC

Raylin Lambert-yes because if you ever watched the show good doctor he had to break the law a lot of times to save a lot of peoples lives like the one where he had to steal a knife from the airport security to save a boys life that couldn't breath and he saved that boy because he stole that knife.