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I always find stories of how some science was still going on in China during the Cultural Revolution (and Mao's reign in general) fascinating. And the ways tha
by jhbadger 3y ago
I always find stories of how some science was still going on in China during the Cultural Revolution (and Mao's reign in general) fascinating.
And the ways that that the scientists (who were often ideologically suspect in the eyes of the CCP) would always put in statements that seem humorous to the West but were there to assure the CCP of their loyalty -- like how in the 1972 paper where the Beijing Structural Group solved the structure of human insulin there were statements like "In accordance with Mao Zedong thought, we have determined the structure of human insulin to 2.5 angstrom resolution" and so on.