GOLIATH AND DAVID: HUMAN SCIENCES VERSUS BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

Abstract

Human history has repeatedly shown that a silent selfishness awaits only an opportunity to manifest itself. Regardless of whether it is at the political level or in ethical questions involving research with human beings, it is meaningful to point out that the search for new scientific knowledge cannot do without responsible ethics in its own activities. And if sciences, whether biomedical or humanities, turn research participants into objects of their experiments, because of their scientific specificities, then there will not be much left to do with the leftovers of the research. Discussions on ethical thinking are essential, which is why social control of research with human beings is a constituent part that ensures the rights and duties of participants and researchers involved in scientific research.