Who Was the Most Evil Scientist in History?
The majority of scientists are, I’d wager, not particularly evil. Most just want to understand plants, or the Moon, or kidneys, or whatever. Conduct little experiments, marginally expand the stockpile of verifiable human truths, that kind of thing. Then there are the eugenicists, weapons/biowarfare specialists, corporate toadies, and genocide technicians who give those other scientists a bad name (and who, in their own perverse way, might think of themselves as little-experiment-conductors and truth-stockpile-expanders). The list of such names is long and spans centuries. But who among them was the most monstrous? Who is, flat-out, the most evil scientist in history? For this week’s Giz Asks, we reached out to a number of experts for their take, and they were nearly uniform in their response: the Nazi scientist Josef Mengele. But there are other nominees, as you’ll see below, and some nearly manage to match him.
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European Open: Australian GDP beats, index futures point higher
Matt Simpson March 3, 2021 5:56 AM
Europe is set for a positive open after sentiment remained buoyant overnight, whilst the dollar could face further pressure over the coming session/s. Share:
Australia’s ASX 200 index rose by 55.7 points (0.82%) to close at 6,818
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index has fallen by 135.98 points (-0.46%) and currently trades at 29,544.27
Hong Kong’s Heng Seng index has risen by 551.12 points (1.89%) and currently trades at 29,646.98
FTSE 100:
UK’s FTSE 100 futures are currently up 35 points (0.53%), the cash market is currently estimated to open at 6648.75
European futures:
Euro STOXX 50 futures are currently up 13 points (0.35%), the cash market is currently estimated to open at 3720.72