:: PILLAR INDEX ::

Forbidden Science

A record of experiments, programs, and research decisions that crossed ethical limits—then tried to disappear into paperwork.

Archive Overview

STATUS: ACTIVE

What Forbidden Science Is

This pillar catalogs documented scientific programs that operated beyond informed consent, transparent oversight, or public scrutiny. The focus is institutional: who authorized it, how it was justified, and what the paper trail still admits—after the redactions.

Inventory Protocol

Declassified Records

Primary documents, redacted files, and surviving paper trails.

Ethical Breach Cases

Programs where consent, safety, or legality became negotiable.

Oversight Failures

The institutional mechanisms that enabled it—or looked away.

Research Protocols

How to Read This Archive

Preference is given to primary sources, declassified files, and institutional records.
We separate what the paperwork certifies from what later narratives claim.
When documentation breaks, the break itself is part of the case.

This pillar isn’t about shock. It’s about what institutions are willing to do—when no one is allowed to watch.

Entry Points

STATUS: ACTIVE

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Secret Government Experiments

Manhattan Project Secrecy: What the Records Show—and Where They Stop

What can surviving records still certify about Manhattan Project secrecy, and where do they stop short of procedures and enforcement? The surviving…

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Controversial Medical Science

Tuskegee Syphilis Study: What the 1932–1972 Record Certifies

What can the surviving federal record still certify about the Tuskegee syphilis study, and where can it no longer certify details? This…

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Secret Government Experiments

Nazi Human Experiments: From Dachau Records to the Doctors’ Trial

Documented **Nazi human experiments** are defined as inhumane acts performed by physicians on prisoners within the camp system. The record validates specific instances through testimony and visual captions, yet remains limited by the absence of official judgment volumes or complete medical protocols.

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Controversial Medical Science

Unethical Medical Trials: From Tuskegee to Informed Consent

The subject of unethical medical trials is defined by a fragmentary record of institutional admissions and the subsequent creation of consent frameworks. Surviving documents confirm that specific research programs proceeded without subject knowledge before current ethical standards were established.

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Fringe Theories

Remote Viewing: What the Records Show—and Where They Stop

The CIA hosts a declassified archive that defines **remote viewing** as a documented intelligence program involving research and assessment. These records verify the existence of training manuals and experiments but do not certify verified operational outcomes.

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Suppressed Technology

Hidden Energy Technology: Where the USPTO Record Stops

Procedurally, **hidden energy technology** refers to inventions placed under USPTO Secrecy Orders that restrict disclosure and delay patent grants. This administrative framework is documented in official guidance, though the current record lacks the verifiable case trails required to confirm individual suppression claims.

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A Living Archive

This project is never complete. History is a fluid signal, often distorted by those who record it. We are constantly updating these files as new information is declassified or discovered.

The Signal is live.