I find it interesting that his justification for working with South Africa was "science transcended politics" when I can only imagine it was common knowledge du

I find it interesting that his justification for working with South Africa was "science transcended politics" when I can only imagine it was common knowledge during that time that "science doesn't transcend human rights" as the international community established through the trials of the Nazi scientists who experimented on human subjects. I've had people argue with me on this very site that the results from the Nazi experiments should be allowed to be used for reasons. Not that I'm accusing anyone of anything but I think he would have shared the same opinion regarding the treatment of the Jewish people and the general consensus that came out of it post-WWII.