[Fin] The Murder-Free Hotel

[Florien]

Engaged with, Kellensea quickly formulates an argument, hoping for some bending, some caving-in of someone's ability to hold their view.

Yeah, but who are you to say the cow-goat combination would be all that bad? Chances are it would be arcanely spliced and modified into stability, considering the speciesal rift between cows and goats, considering that neither is a ring species of the other. And considering that normal cows and goats have all kinds of health problems and carry all kinds of diseases specifically because they've been modified ALREADY to be better livestock, I don't really think their welfare is an issue you should be concerned with... As for if it dies off quickly, at least it's been tried. Then you know "huh guess hot-weather-pseudoyaks don't work out so great, we'll do something else then" rather than just saying "no, hot-weather-pseudoyaks will never work and we shouldn't try." If people followed that kind of mentality, scientists would be so worried whether or not they SHOULD that they'd never bother to find out if they COULD! And really, worst case, a virulent bioweapon gets out and kills like a third of some specific species and a couple ring species thereof, and is that so bad? To my knowledge, two thirds of all life die every day. Hell, Lab-grown animalcules? They're domesticated. They can't survive in the wild, so they can't even infect anyone! You'd need to deliberately be making a animalcule bioweapon to get one, you'd need to be doing it REALLY badly to make one that you don't have an immediate killswitch for, you'd need to be doing it INTENSELY badly to have it in a deeply unsecured facility, and if you're doing it all THAT badly, you're probably not capable of making a bioweapon anyway! The risk is virtually NIL!

Then, she finally processes the last comment after a long pause.

...you didn't say science could be USED for evil, you said science HAS evil. That you specifically mentioned science when you say everything can be used for evil? That raises many questions about the truth to yourself of that statement, considering you brought up science, and not, say, apples, or wooden blocks. Also, you moved the goalposts.