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Edzard Ernst, a British-German medical researcher, explores a little-known Nazi project from 1941 involving the use of the Leopard Lily plant to develop a mass sterilization method. Although never implemented, the project reflected the Nazis' genocidal objectives, aiming to depopulate occupied Eastern territories if successful. Ernst emphasizes the dangers of pseudoscience and ideological influence in scientific endeavors, warning that such threats persist today when scientific advancement outpaces ethical standards.
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