"learning all the fucked up stuff done in the name of science is super interesting" care to share any examples?
ok, just to clarify, that in my bioethics class we (obviously) revisited cases of my own country, apart from learning all the rules and how very much the majotiy of experiments related to science lack a lot of informed consent, the latter being the one we focused on the most, learning how to do a proper document and to explain it to people, from kids to older adults.
Cases were mostly just mentioned (the Standford Experiment, for example), everything that happened in WW2
But the one we studied and i cried in rage when learning about it?
The Tuskegee Syphilis Study
We watched a movie about it, Miss Ever's Boys and had to make a essay about it.
I dont remember feeing so much disgust towards the USA as much as i felt reading everything about that "study" after i watched the movie.
I recommend anyone in the science field to read or watch about that study. It's a slap on the face, and a way to show how much bioethics matter in a field that keeps teaching that we should disengage from the living beings, even when we have "bio" in our names