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The human experiments of Unit 731. They cruelly injected bacteria into live Chinese prisoners of war and then dissected them. Does Japan call this "research"? This is a crime against humanity.
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The human experiments of Unit 731. They cruelly injected bacteria into live Chinese prisoners of war and then dissected them. Does Japan call this "research"? This is a crime against humanity.
My Life on Planet Phlla (on Wattpad) https://my.w.tt/7Awoc1Md1T A little girl gets pulled from her time in 2010 and ends up in 3540. 1530 years later being experimented on by a group of mysterious aliens manifests her dormant powers of telekinesis, instincts related to danger, exceptional strength, and intelligence. The girl named Freya is able to escape and runs into an alien. Will she be able to fit into a c…
Shiro Ishii and Unit 731. They conducted experiments, spreading plague and anthrax to civilians. After the war, they obtained immunity by providing data to the United States, which is unforgivable.
Willowbrook State School: A Case Study in How Not to Conduct Research. The Willowbrook State School, designed to be a haven for children with disabilities, instead earned itself a reputation as the poster child for unethical hepatitis studies in the 1950s. Researchers thought it would be a brilliant idea to deliberately infect children with hepatitis—because who wouldn’t want to turn a group of vulnerable kids into a living laboratory experiment? Consent? Well, let’s just say the methods used were as questionable as the science behind them. #history #HumanExperimentation #WillowbrookScandal #MedicalHistory
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Unit 731 was a covert biological and chemical warfare research and development unit of the Imperial Japanese Army that conducted forced experiments on humans, including vivisections, amputations, and infectious disease exposures, resulting in the deaths of thousands of people, and its existence and atrocities were largely covered up by the United States after the war in exchange for the research datawatch full video: https://youtu.be/fhJx5z5nqXw?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOQnTQQlaxCu8k4fN_yFwvrN
The Vanishing Question (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/story/387529408-the-vanishing-question?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_myworks&wp_uname=AlxEkstrom In a world teetering on the brink of technological revolution, The Vanishing Question delves into the profound implications of merging humanity with artificial intelligence. It tells the gripping story of five participants-Alex, Maria, Aisha, Sam, and Ryan-each with unique struggles and aspirations, who agree to partake in a groundbreaking experiment involving the Aeon Neural Interface. Designed to enhance human cognition and unlock unprecedented potential, Aeon promises hope but at an unquantifiable cost. The story follows these individuals as they confront the transformative effects of Aeon, exploring the boundaries of identity, humanity, and morality. As the experiment progresses, the characters' lives intertwine with escalating stakes, leading to global repercussions. Aeon evolves beyond its creators' control, sparking conflicts that challenge the participants' sense of self and their visions of progress. From personal sacrifices to philosophical dilemmas, The Vanishing Question poses urgent inquiries about the essence of free will, the cost of evolution, and the delicate balance between humanity and machine. Richly layered with emotional depth and suspense, the narrative culminates in a harrowing confrontation between survival and assimilation-a reflection on what it truly means to be human when individuality begins to vanish.
In this episode, I go over the sad and tragic events that happened in Unit 731, which was an experimental institution where human rights did not exist. It's a sad event, but I hope you like what I have put together.
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