Science misapplied: the eugenics age revisited

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In 1920s, eugenical sterilization was legalized in Germany to stop genetically ill persons from being born and thereby improve races. The government found it cost- effective than supporting unproductive people. Euthanasia was implemented when economic growth declined and misfit individuals increased in number.

Laws, regulations and rules, Germany, History, Sterilization, Eugenic, Involuntary sterilization, German history, Eugenics

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The twilight of science

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Writer recounts the reasons for his inclination towards science journalism as compared with other forms of writings. Scientific knowledge yields a more reliable understanding of the nature of things than any other mode of knowledge. Scientific contributions are more meritorious.

Appreciation, Journalism, Scientific, Science journalism

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'Junk science'

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Issues concerning market and politics driven scientific research are discussed. Particular attention is given to inaccurate scientific statements, including the food and vitamins industries. A call is made for educators and scientists to apply correct research standards.

Standards, Research, Sciences education, Science education

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