#Nuremberg Code

[jangillman]

[culturevulturette]

Nobody got informed consent.

[aowski]

"The legal experts drew up the necessary legislation for making the victims stateless, which was important on two counts: it made it impossible for any country to inquire into their fate and it enabled the state in which they were resident to confiscate their property."  ― Hannah Arendt

[awesomecooperlove]

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[altean-time-traveling-volcanoes]

I was required to take an ethics in science class. I am majoring in Geology. I will never be performing experiments that involve human test subjects, unless I somehow end up doing a curriculum/learning based research project.

And it included learning about international agreements like Helsinki, Belmont, and Nuremberg... Which REAL Techies should know about. And how those agreements dictate how scientific research involving human beings has to go. Because yeah, everyone (hopefully) has some awareness of the Nazi experiments. But there are so many highly unethical and very damaging research studies performed in the US as recently as the 1960s and 70s. We are talking scientists and/or government organizations intentionally infecting the subway with a virus to see how vulnerable people in the subway are, doctors intentionally introducing cancerous cells to their patients, or prisoners in the American judicial system being experimented on in various ways. The US has such a terrible history of unethical research that Nazi scientists used it as a defense in the Nuremberg trials.

Some of the people involved in those studies only received a 2 year suspension. Some of those people saw no consequences.

Some of these "studies" done are decently well known and frequently studied in ethics classes, but I wasn't even aware of a few of them until I did another deep dive into the topic on my own.

In 2004, a pharmaceutical research study came under fire after a participant committed suicide, as human research participants MUST be fully informed of what the study entails and MUST be able to revoke consent in their participation at any time. This participant was made to choose between participating in the study or being committed to an inpatient facility by their mother, which is not informed, ethical, consent.

And if you cannot take and pass scientific ethical standards certification, you absolutely should not be able to perform any research. Period. End of story. If you do not understand the national laws and international agreements that protect human rights because of how often science has trampled them historically, then you are not a REAL Techie or a REAL Scientist. And that isn't just my opinion. That is the basis of modern scientific ethical standards, and failure to abide can see you in prison. And if you see no problems with the idea of experimentation that results in forced euthanasia or genocide, you aren't a scientist or a techie. You are a half step away from being a criminal. You do not belong in science, and I know there are plenty of us in the STEM community who do not want you here.

Because if your scientific research is not for the benefit of ALL people involved, then you have the potential to undermine the ENTIRE scientific community in the eyes of the public or other countries. You have the potential to destroy credibility and funding for the ENTIRE field. Especially in this day and age, where people regularly argue and debate whether scientific ideas and principles are even possible because their Bible/Pastor or Politician said it's not.

Italy convicted and later cleared seismologists of manslaughter after they failed to appropriately communicate risk/danger and people died in an earthquake. This was a decade ago. This is important because the basis of this case is trust. Trust in your local government to communicate hazards, trust in the scientific community. And if the public does not trust the predictions of the scientists or the local government, or if the people in government don't trust the science, then people can and will die.

I have included a link to international ethical agreements and national American laws pertaining to ethics in science.

https://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/international/ethical-codes-and-research-standards/index.html

[jessica-marie-baumgartner]

There are no words.

I began my reporting career blowing the lid off the COVID scam and I never wanted to be right. I just wanted people to know all the information.

All those people...they trusted the medical industry and paid dearly for it.

All those people

[watermonkeystuff]

Nuremberg Code live.

[laurielcalhoun]

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[exploring-sars-cov-2]

She said she “felt like she was dying”laid down, & never woke up.

Let that sink in

[stlhandyman]

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[shiftythrifting]

Shirt with the Nuremberg code

At 1 dllr the temptation to buy was big but I couldn't think of a single situation where it would be proper attire

[jangillman]

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[dissident777]

Vaccine Mandates Violated The Nuremberg Code

[der-blauweisse]

Political and social double standards - racism in the USA, Israel and (Nazi) Germany. A historical comparison.

USA-Germany-Israel: the Mental Bermuda Triangle Three states play a special role in the imperial charade of the “West of values”: the USA, Germany and Israel. For the fiction of a West supposedly based on human rights, democracy and freedom, the triangle of these states creates special narratives of this fiction and at the same time represents the “Bermuda Triangle” in which historical truth…

[abyss-cat]

Now that Nuremberg Codes is finished, probably going to add some chapter updates (and may post a poll) to other fics. The sequel (temp named Aftermath), is already planned and outlined, just needs the actual writing. But I do get to share some things about Nuremberg. I'm happy to answer questions as well.

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Ghost/G-09's coping mechanism was to somewhat ignore what was happening. In some ways dehumanizing himself to cope.

There's no supernatural reason for Colt appearing in Price's nightmares. It's simply a decision he feels guilty about and over time became an amalgamation of regret over past choices, personal fears, and the weight of the position he's in. In some ways having those nightmares also kept him sane. But these nightmares in some ways separated Colt from Simon.

Yes, the Riley's are still alive. Except for Brian Riley, he died due to cancer/long term damage of internal organs due to alcohol and drug abuse. As far as they know, Simon died in the mission to Mexico.

There were other experiments, including animal experiments (running under Greek alphabet batches). The A-J we see is simply one group.

Gaz being the reason they escaped is because he deserves it.

[exploring-sars-cov-2]

"If you’ve ever wondered what you would have done during the Holocaust, 

you’re doing it now."