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What is the most ethical reason for running a simulation rather than introducing an actual predator into a real ecosystem?
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A scientist should observe the natural world without changing or destroying it.
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∙ 8y agoThe natural world should be disturbed as little as possible in an experiment.
the natural world should be dissturbed as little as possible an experiment
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