 | Albert Leffingwell - 1914 - 396 страници
...experiments which are devoid of pain, nor experiments which being devoid of pain, may cause the death even for the service of man. Above all, I could not for a moment object to experiment by a truly competent man for the purpose of inquiry into some great theory that has been leisurely... | |
 | 1897 - 954 страници
...merely because it promised, in the opinion of a limited number of scholars, to be prospectively useful. "These, in the general sense, are my convictions....example, whether an important surgical operation can or can not be performed for the saving of human sufi'ering or human life." 7. INSTRUCTION BY EXPERIMENT.... | |
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... designated intellectual and moral evil. At the same time, let it be understood that I do not include in the criticisms experiments which are devoid of pain, nor experiments which being devoid of pain, may cause the death even for the service of man.... 