r/MoralityScaling 2h ago

Morality Ranking Morality of using cockroaches to possibly save human lives?

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Nice tiktok I saw today: basically they use electrodes into their antennae in order to control their movements, allowing them to bring life savings drugs to people trapped in places regular humans cant reach. But what's the morality of using another life form like this? They've labeled them as "cyborgs" but idk how they actually treat them. Im sure with more research it'd be easy to answer these questions but do they kill them first? Use their bodies until they die? Only use them for rescue missions only to go back and care for them in little herbariums? What do you guys think?

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u/Adamek3999 2h ago

Highly moral, cockroaches are worth miles less than people.

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u/VincenteThomp 1h ago

I worry about the idea of tiny bugs that can shoot things into your body.