Video - Unit 731: The Chilling Dark Science of WWII

Did you know that during World War II, Japan had a secretive unit called Unit 731 that conducted horrifying experiments on humans? Led by Shiro Ishii, this unit performed vivisections, frostbite tests, and even weaponized diseases like the plague, all on living prisoners. They'd infect people with deadly pathogens and then dissect them alive to study the effects. And here's a twisted twist: they called it "Maruta," meaning logs, to dehumanize their victims. What's even more chilling? Some of the perpetrators were granted immunity by the U.S. in exchange for their research data. Imagine that! So, would you trust science from such dark origins? Share your thoughts in the comments!