After watching some videos of rather "genetic abnormalities" (Epidermolysis bullosa, Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, Holt Oram Syndrome...)

Anyway, the thought occurred to me. Of making a museum about these kinds of disorders, and the people who have them. The museum would be a purely scientific place, not meant to mock those with these issues, but to show what these disorders are and how they happen.

There is nothing immoral about it, but I'll bet someone will be offended.

Kinda specific....I wouldn't expect a lot of families or field trips coming through there

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%BCtter_Museum

Universities have medical rooms stuffed with preserved cadavers. Yeah. (Not showing photos cos im not a dick). If people get offended by showing autistic kids, or kids with Down Syndrome, then they can go somewhere else.

Kind of like that Japanese

Anyway, the thought occurred to me. Of making a museum about these kinds of disorders, and the people who have them. The museum would be a purely scientific place, not meant to mock those with these issues, but to show what these disorders are and how they happen.

Medical ethics would require patient privacy respected. To get around that, you could ask patients if they would give permission to use details about them for public education, with full disclosure of what that means and what the museum is all about. I bet many people would be okay with it, but it should be their choice.