Harry Harlow died in 1981. His maternal-deprivation experiments on rhesus macaques turn up in most undergraduate psychology courses, usually as the case study for why research ethics rules exist at all. Four decades after his death, his surname was one of the terms the National Institutes of Health typed into Facebook’s comment-filtering tool so that any comment containing it would vanish from public view.
https://reclaimthenet.org/how-nih-silenced-its-critics-without-telling-them
Science without any democratic cybernetic is a dispair pit factory. Yes?
Por optics
https://edconway.substack.com/p/the-glass-famine
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