Which are the most horrific science experiments?

Answer: What the Unit 731 of Japanese army did is the darkest science experime.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Which are the most horrific science experiments? Selina T. Johnson, I love Chinese history. Updated Nov 27, 2015 What the Unit 731 of Japanese army did is the darkest science experiments. They called the victims "woods". These woods were just materials for their experiments. They plac... Read More » What is 100+10×100? Yevgeniy Barkalov, A.A. Computer Science & Mathematics, City College of San Francisco (2019) Written Jan 1 We have the following phrase we wish to simplify: [math]100+10*100[/math] Whether we remember through PEMDAS or order or operations, we know that multiplication is evaluated before addition so we c... Read More » Is there a chance Han Solo survived in The Force Awakens? Miles English, Programmer in Utah. Written Jan 2 A lot of people fall down in the Star Wars movies. I'm starting to suspect that it's becoming a device that let's them kill the character off for purposes of the movies, bu... Read More » How much does Google pay a new grad software engineer? Chris Bolte, former VP/GM Demand Generation at @WalmartLabs Written Apr 25, 2017 Google pays a new grad software engineer $177k (this is from a top tier school w/a bachelors degree in Computer Science. The $177k breaks down as follows: $107K base salary $1... Read More » Why is 'X' the most commonly used symbol for algebra, and not literally any other letter? Sharmarko Mohamed, 15-Year-Old student ; GCSEs Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry Updated Mon Because the English letter X isn't the same as the X used in algebra. What I mean is, that squiggly x drawn in it's special font (like two squashed C's, back to back ) is ac... Read More » Are both type 1 and type 2 diabetes patients at the risk of death? Aaron Maya, works at Revolution Flame Written Mon Aren't we all? Everyone has to die. Some sooner than others but we all will. That's just about what the circle of life is. But well, don't worry, having either type of diabe... Read More » What is it like to work for McKinsey or Goldman Sachs? Ellen Vrana, former Consultant at McKinsey & Company (2009-2012) Updated Dec 3 I worked at McKinsey while my husband was at Goldman, so Ill compare them. I was in Chicago, he in New York. I was an associate in general consulting, he was an associate in... Read More » What is by far the hardest university to get into? William Beeman, Professor and Chair, University of Minnesota Written May 31, 2017 The most difficult college to get into is Deep Springs College in California. They take only a few applicants. Their graduates go on to world leadership. The next most diff... Read More » If your child was born with a cleft palate, would you have a doctor repair it or just leave it "natural" and why do you say so? Linda Maxey, former US Army , 91Q Pharmacy Written Jan 3 Whether a cleft palate or lip or both it is imperative you get your child to a specialist ASAP. I read where you said the child has a cleft lip and you wish to leave it "nat... Read More » What is the biggest business screwup in history? Joseph Parisella, Watched a few docos. Read some books. Amateur History buff Written Fri We didn't do anything wrong, but somehow how we still lost. There are times when inaction is the biggest mistake of all, this is the case for the former telecom giant Nokia.... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.