Assignments are always based upon the previous week's readings (so that you have time to process them), so if you decide to do your assignments before your weekly reading, that is a sound strategy. Answer ONE of the following:

• 1. If someone is against all use of animals in medical research, should he or she refrain from using medicines or products tested for safety on animals? Slaves built the White House. Should American presidents therefore refuse to live in it? Are the arguments properly analogous? 2. I agree that animals suffer in being raised for my food, but I dont care. I enjoy eating bacon, barbecue, and ham, and I will never change. Does this person commit any mistake of reasoning in admitting that he doesnt care enough about suffering of animals raised for his food to become a vegetarian? 3. Id rather be your pet than your fetus. Do people concerned with animal rights too often discount the suffering of fetuses in abortion? Shouldnt pro-life people be against both kinds of suffering? 4. What about the dog and the man in the lifeboat? If only one can stay, should we draw straws to see who goes overboard? (And dont keep the dog to eat him!) 5. Would it be acceptable for humans to volunteer to spare animals? Could we imagine a scenario where, if enough humans volunteered to test, say, new vitamins, no animals at all would need to be used in testing? 6. Is Cohen right: if there is a strangers baby and your family dog in a burning house, and you can only save one, are you a bad person if you save the dog?
• Write at least 500 words.

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