#humantesting

Writing these tortured me I’m not gonna lie, I had a hard time writing these out. T-T I hope you’re not disappointed!

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It’d take a long time for Shiro to warm up to Koro-sensei

Initially it was hard to put the past behind them but they worked it out

LOTS of friendly banter in this relationship

Shiro gets stressed easily, so you can bet Koro-sensei would give him plenty of massages

Koro-sensei would totally encourage him to be a little more friendly

They’d be the kind of couple that jokes about breaking up at every inconvenience

Shiro: *drops mug*

Koro-sensei: Hey!! That was like my favorite mug! I’m breaking up with you! (lolol he won’t really)

Koro-sensei loves Shiro’s dark sense of humor

When, if ever, is testing on humans ethical?

Testing on humans was not ethical because from all of the experiments I have learned about not one of them follow these ethical rules.

Beneficial? This principle has put me to think a lot. Especially after reading an article that had the timeline of the Tuskegee Study that was done in 1932. The article Tuskegee Study – Timeline – CDC – NCHHSTPstated, “In exchange for taking part in the study,…