Comment by bluGill
4 years ago
We did. Often we wish they could have got more decimal points in a measurement, or had known how to check for some factor. Despite all the gains and potential breakthroughs lost nobody is willing to repeat them or anything like them. I know just enough medically people given 2 weeks to live who were still around 10 years latter that I can't think of any situation where I'd make an exception.
Though what a lot is is also open to question. Much of what we learned isn't that useful to real world problems. However some has been important.
It doesn't really sound like that's the case: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_human_experimentation#Aft...
are there more impactful benefits that aren't listed on the wikipedia page? It sounds like the main research contribution is philosophical discussions over whether or not it would be okay to use the data if someone had a good reason for it.
Hypothermia is the only one I'm aware of. There is some useful data there that has helped treatment.