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Science vs Morality: 1998 Rind Study Controversy (evidence of harm/abuse/consent)

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08-20-2005 11:51 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Silent H
02-13-2005 6:53 PM

it's just too long...
The initial post is just too long for me since I am not acutely interested in or surprised that science is not particular pure, especially in the area of psychology but other areas of science as well.
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I guess I already consider science as compromised and non-objective in many fields.
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