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NOTHING has been more striking in the recent meetings of the British Association at Blackpool than the general indignation at the prostitution of the results of scientific inquiry for purposes of warfare, and the concern at the spread of political systems which reduce science itself and other of the richest elements in our intellectual heritage to servitude.
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The Social Mission of Science. Nature 138, 697–699 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1038/138697a0
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