Science

  • The interest men show in female breasts can be explained through several scientific and evolutionary perspectives. Here’s a detailed breakdown: Evolutionary and Reproductive Signals Breasts are secondary sexual characteristics—they signal sexual maturity and fertility. Full, symmetrical breasts can unconsciously indicate reproductive health to a potential mate. From an evolutionary standpoint, men who were attracted to

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  • Evil science

    No matter how you twist or turn it, when you are complicit to a crime, you are just as guilty as the perpetrator, and perhaps even more guilty because you were an enabler of that crime. Hermann Stieve was Director of the Berlin Institute of Anatomy from 1935 to 1952, which was from the early

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  • Nazi Science

    The above photograph is of Eugen Fischer, a German professor of medicine, anthropology, and eugenics and a member of the Nazi Party. He authored a 1913 study of the Mischlinge (racially mixed) children of Dutch men and Hottentot women in German Southwest Africa. Fischer opposed racial mixing, arguing that Negro blood was of lesser value

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  • NASA’s connection to Nazis stems primarily from Operation Paperclip. This secret U.S. government program that recruited German scientists, including those who had worked for the Nazi regime during World War II. This program played a crucial role in shaping the early space and missile development of the United States, which would eventually lead to the

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  • Evil science

    No matter how you twist or turn it, when you are complicit to a crime, you are just as guilty as the perpetrator, and perhaps even more guilty because you were an enabler of that crime. Hermann Stieve was Director of the Berlin Institute of Anatomy from 1935 to 1952, which was from the early

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  • Max Planck, was a German theoretical physicist whose discovery of energy quanta won him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1918.He had foreseen that the Nazi regimes racial law would have consequences for science in Germany. An immediate consequence upon passage of the law was that it produced both quantitative and qualitative losses to the

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  • Many people think that space exploration only started in the 20th century, but in fact it started centuries before. The first telescope was said to be invented in 1608 in the Netherlands by an eyeglass maker named Hans Lippershey.. Ever since that time there have been many scientists who made it their life’s work to

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  • Happy Birthday James Bond

    It would have been James Bond’s 121st birthday today. When I say James Bond though I am not talking about the elusive spy codenamed 007 but about the American ornithologist and expert on the birds of the Caribbean. The real Bond was born in Philadelphia and worked as an ornithologist at the Academy of Natural

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  • If anyone doubts it is not dangerous to link science with politics, they need to have a look at history to see how devastating that can be. At the Albert Hall in Leipzig , on November 11, 1933-this was less then 8 months after Enabling Act was signed in which Hitler was given absolute power,

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  • It might surprise some of you that Rock N Roll and science can be, and indeed often are good bedfellows. Below are just a few examples. Eels. Eels an American rock band, formed in California in 1995 by singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mark Oliver Everett, known by the stage name E. It is the father of

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