SAMA HOOLE: In 1949, António Egas Moniz won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. He won it for inventing the lobotomy.

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Just how bad is the ignorance around the deuterium clearance methods buried on Chromosome #2?In 1949, António Egas Moniz won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. He won it for inventing the lobotomy. The procedure involved inserting an… https://t.co/Q2n3ts1XiB

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Let me repair the Tweet. Just how bad is the ignorance around the deuterium clearance methods buried on Chromosome #2? In 1949, António Egas Moniz won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. He won it for inventing the lobotomy. The procedure involved inserting an instrument through the eye socket and severing the connections in the prefrontal cortex. It was performed on people experiencing depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and, in some cases, simply behaviour that their family found inconvenient. Walter Freeman, its most prolific practitioner, performed over 3,500. He did them with an ice pick. He called it the "transorbital" lobotomy. He did them in his car, travelling state to state, like a salesman. The medical establishment approved. The prestigious journals published the results. The Nobel committee awarded the prize. The patients often became docile. Compliant. Quiet. Very MKULTRA like. This was recorded as an outcome. It was not until the mid-1950s that serious objections began to emerge. The procedure was not abandoned until well into the 1960s. Tens of thousands of people had their brains irreversibly altered before the consensus shifted. The Nobel Prize was never rescinded. Egas Moniz died in 1955, celebrated. They just needed 1880 Hospital Bells to reverse this and instead got a Rockefeller ice pick TBI. Food played no role here, a subtraction of sound to clear deuterium did.