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But it cuts both ways: Walter Freeman[1] was only banned from performing lobotomies after 100 patients of his had died of hemorrhage. [1]: https://www.econtalk
by jldugger 3y ago
But it cuts both ways: Walter Freeman[1] was only banned from performing lobotomies after 100 patients of his had died of hemorrhage.
[1]: https://www.econtalk.org/megan-mcardle-on-the-oedipus-trap/ https://www.econtalk.org/megan-mcardle-on-the-oedipus-trap/
- maxerickson 3y agoDid he have a lobotomy prior to performing 100 of them? The point at the beginning of the thread is to do as they do, not to do as they say...