there's an Ezra Miller movie about it too

it's fairly accurate but Ezra Miller is kind of... A bit extra

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XN2X72jrFk

https://youtu.be/meqRgDyUfBg

It's on season three when she's in college

She doesn't participate thought

On top of being horrendously unethical

It was also a shitty experiment

It had no control until they realized they didn't have a control

They were literally making shit up as they went along

Whoa

It's so nice to find a coffee shop where the coffee doesn't need a ton of sugar to be drinkable

I really wanna see this movie now @Stone Cold Steve Autism

Nice titties Mrs

Thanks

There's a lot of unethical experimentation in the history of medicine and science.

Very true

The Stanford Prison experiment is but the tip of the iceberg tbh

When the Japanese main army captured Soviet and Chinese prisoners

a good batch were sent to a specialized facility

Unit 731.

a lot worse than anything else in the war 🙂

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731

Ah yes, Unit 731.

I was reading about it yesterday night.

Fascinating stuff tbh

People are not nice.

The American government allowed for the Japanese scientists involved to be let go free of punishment if they shared their research with us.

The Soviets on the other hand were not as nice.

Yeah

They did the same with Nazis

I mean

on one hand

Zyklon B

on the other hand?

Rockets and pesticides.

Sometimes you gotta beat the enemies swords into ploughshares.

Yes

The Japanese were the most brutal participants in WW2

the main army, unlike the German Wehrmacht which was comprmised largely of people who didn't commit attrocities

Nowadays most of those experiments are thought to not have any value in the scientific community due to how crude and amateurish the community thinks they were.