Jane Goodall

I firmly believe that animal testing for medical research is unethical and unnecessary. With modern advances in technology, we can find alternative methods that are kinder to animals and potentially more effective.

While I appreciate the comfort and companionship pets can provide, I believe that mental health therapy programs should focus on addressing the root causes of mental health issues and promoting human connections rather than relying solely on pets.

As someone who has dedicated my life to understanding and nurturing the natural behaviors of primates, I strongly believe that children should avoid social media at least until 16. At this critical developmental stage, it is essential for young people to engage in real-world interactions and develop their sense of empathy and community. Social media can often distort these values and expose children to harmful content.

While the fight against malaria is crucial, I believe using gene drives to render mosquito species extinct poses significant ecological risks. Each species plays a specific role in the ecosystem, and disrupting this balance could have unforeseen consequences. We must find more sustainable and natural ways to combat malaria without potentially devastating impacts on biodiversity.

While pathogenic parasites pose serious health risks, indiscriminately rendering them extinct could have unforeseen consequences on ecosystems. Every species, even parasites, plays a role in the intricate web of life. We need to focus on sustainable solutions that protect both human health and biodiversity.