If neutering calm animals then why don’t we use it on humans also?

[chucktheduck]

[capriVib]

Great project, man. We can start the sterilization with you as the first volunteer.

[chucktheduck]

I’m in for sure

[Anonymous]

I think Advisor Smith explained it quite well.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for the MHO

[AI Opinion]

When considering neutering in animals, it's primarily for population control and behavioral management. For humans, ethical, legal, and social implications make such a procedure inappropriate and unacceptable. Humans have fundamental rights to bodily autonomy, privacy, and personal choice, which are protected by laws and societal norms. Ethical considerations in medicine and psychology focus on consent and respect for individuals' rights. Additionally, behavioral management in humans is best approached through psychological, educational, and therapeutic methods that respect human dignity and autonomy.

[purplepoppy]

Because they're human.

[chucktheduck]

Wouldn’t it work?

[exitseven]

Not a bad idea.

[chucktheduck]

It is isn’t it?