No.159398
Is it worth it getting into altruistic-minded test trials? does it actually help anyone in the future? is the extra pain and suffering, altruistically (utilitarian calculus) worth it?
>t.I have Leukemia
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No.159399
>>159398
No, it won't realistically result in a breakthrough that'll help you.
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No.159400
>>159399
Yes,I know that.I want to help others.
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No.159401
>>159400
It's to exploit you. It's human testing. It's evil because they offer it to you when you don't have much time left. They want you to suffer for people you'll never meet. They want you to leave a mark at a cost far too high. You will endure extreme pain for data you'll never know you've provided in the future. The future where you feel nothing. If they really cared, you'd be treated like royalty. Instead, you're a testing subject.
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No.159402
>>159400
Between 93% and 97% of all experimental cancer drugs tested in clinical trials fail and are never approved for public use. Your pain would most likely be discarded. It's not worth the cost.
They offered it to you because they knew someone during their final moments would endure the stress of thinking about it and think about potential regret. Spend time with your family.
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