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The device appealed to police as a potent interrogatory tool, to reformers as a way to replace the ugly human science of law enforcement with an objective science of criminology, and ultimately to government officials who hoped to police the inner lives of citizens in the name of national security. The best healthcare practice therefore demands attention to natural and human science as well as the humanities and values. I think that it is time for the Pentagon to do for the human science what it did for chemistry in World War I, for physics in World War II, and for computers" in the post-Cold War era, said Seligman. |
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