A Medical Ethics Professor’s Chilling Plan to Infect the World With a Meat-Allergy Disease
In the rarefied halls of Western Michigan University’s Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine, Professor Parker Crutchfield teaches medical ethics. One might expect such a role to instill reverence for human dignity, bodily autonomy, and the Hippocratic admonition to first do no harm. Instead, Crutchfield has authored arguments for covertly drugging the population to improve …