Lobotomy won the Nobel Prize less than a century ago. Keyword: António Egas Monizhttps://twitter.com/brnzmn/status/1286344815026884618 …
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Imagine. Just imagine swirling a human being's brains for the *third* time. If she hadn't died shortly thereafter, this practice for managing uncooperative family members may well have continued.
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Google this. Search it. Redisover the history, here. Lobotomized people live on today.
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The fact that we no longer do this to people is a true godsend. But we could easily revert. It's critical that we fully understand the nature of the error.
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Damn. “The procedure [lobotomy] enjoyed a brief vogue, and in 1949 he received the Nobel Prize for his discovery of the therapeutic value of leucotomy in certain psychoses.” Oh, Portugal
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Rosemary Kennedy only died in 2005
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Put another way, she was in a care home post-lobotomy for almost 50 years after her brother was elected
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the history of man is the history of stupidity.
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