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[Sculptor1]

I am making an observation that a conditioned reflex is a poor interpretation of what is going on. Although there is a moral aspect to this, it in no way reflects on the practical aspects of the failed experiment.
So did you have ANY evidence that this example has led to ANY "medical and pharmaceutical advances otherwise unobtainable.", are are you, as I think, just blowing hot air.
Please give examples!

You need to read some wiki articles on the topic so we can at least use common standard language
<Medical_research>
<Animal_testing>
<Ivan_Pavlov#Studies_of_digestion>

Isreal is killing thousands of children. How do you justify that?

I don't.
Before you ask a question like that you should try to get your Hamas propaganda straight. Again, from wiki:
<Al-Ahli_Arab_Hospital_explosion>

I've no need to take direction from you.
Either addtess the issues or run along.

[Bluemist]

I am making an observation that a conditioned reflex is a poor interpretation of what is going on. Although there is a moral aspect to this, it in no way reflects on the practical aspects of the failed experiment.

So did you have ANY evidence that this example has led to ANY "medical and pharmaceutical advances otherwise unobtainable.", are are you, as I think, just blowing hot air.
Please give examples!

You need to read some wiki articles on the topic so we can at least use common standard language
<Medical_research>
<Animal_testing>
<Ivan_Pavlov#Studies_of_digestion>

Isreal is killing thousands of children. How do you justify that?

I don't.
Before you ask a question like that you should try to get your Hamas propaganda straight. Again, from wiki:
<Al-Ahli_Arab_Hospital_explosion>

I've no need to take direction from you.
Either addtess the issues or run along.

Your 'observation' doesn't seem to understand 'conditioned reflex' as it was defined by Pavlov in his book.
I'm not a specialist nor do I have the urge to bone up on this subject, which is why I suggested for you look at a couple of wiki popularized pages. If you won't, you won't

The moral aspects do reflect on this and all other experiments on sentient beings. Pavlov, following Descartes' model, reduced reflexes to 'machine-like'. Ongoing practices and objections are highlighted by internet searching <animal testing>

[Sculptor1]

I am making an observation that a conditioned reflex is a poor interpretation of what is going on. Although there is a moral aspect to this, it in no way reflects on the practical aspects of the failed experiment.

So did you have ANY evidence that this example has led to ANY "medical and pharmaceutical advances otherwise unobtainable.", are are you, as I think, just blowing hot air.
Please give examples!

You need to read some wiki articles on the topic so we can at least use common standard language
<Medical_research>
<Animal_testing>
<Ivan_Pavlov#Studies_of_digestion>

Isreal is killing thousands of children. How do you justify that?

I don't.
Before you ask a question like that you should try to get your Hamas propaganda straight. Again, from wiki:
<Al-Ahli_Arab_Hospital_explosion>

I've no need to take direction from you.
Either addtess the issues or run along.

Your 'observation' doesn't seem to understand 'conditioned reflex' as it was defined by Pavlov in his book.

Yeah?/ Like you've read a book.
LOL