Nuremberg Code and Human Medical Experiments

The Nuremberg Code was drafted to protect humans from medical experiments based on exploitation of prisoners by German scientists and physicians during World War II. Ten (10) elements of Code:
The Nuremberg Code was drafted to protect humans from medical experiments based on exploitation of prisoners by German scientists and physicians during World War II. Ten (10) elements of Code:
Below are links to the codebase of the major global COVID19 forecasting models to compare predictions and evaluate predictive performance:
Modern day concepts of "intelligence" and "meritocracy" appear to be based on a single test taking metric. Those who excel at test taking gain entrance into purported "elite" institutions and thus have a "moral" and "merit" based mandate to lead. Yet strong reality based evidence suggests those with superior test taking ability are NOT most fit to command public and private organizations. Real world experience casts doubt on current notions of "meritocracy" and the modern day leadership class has lost the mandate of the heavens.
Economists apply theory to complex reality yet fail to accurately interpret the past attempting to forecast the future.
Lawyers define and manipulate words yet fail to define justice within legal architectures.
Physicians apply medical science to cure disease yet fail to define health and accept unknown unknowns.
Accountants count yet fail to calculate future uncertainty.
Mathematicians apply logic yet fail to factor human fallibility.
Psychologists apply academic theory to complex human behavior yet fail to understand their own minds.
Seasoned data scientists avoid the quantitative fallacy trap where you focus solely on certain quantitative metrics while ignoring other non-quantifiable variables. While the old saw that you cannot improve and manage what you cannot measure is true - what you decide to measure and not measure matters a great deal for understanding complex static, situational and fluid reality.
Data science forensics is a hot growing field for professional data scientists. Usually employed to detect financial and business fraud, it is now being used to detect voting fraud in the US. Teaming with data engineers, computer scientists, lawyers, law enforcement and regulators, forensic data scientists look for anomalies to flag for further investigation.
Recent events suggest a smart upgrade of election voting systems. I propose an intelligent e-voting system architected to prevent vote fraud and protect personal privacy while allowing optimal convenience and ease-of-use for voters.
Biometric technology allows voter identification to grant access to voting systems (using facial recognition, iris retina scanning, fingerprint or voice identifiers).
COVID19 exposed the danger of relying on models to make policy decisions. It appears in vogue with certain academics that models are "science" and fit for forecasting and guiding policy decision making. Yet as any successful real world executive, trader or surgeon will tell you, models are NOT appropriate for decision making but may or may not be useful for understanding phenomena.
Models are a useful tool, NOT an accurate forecaster.
COVID19 has exposed many hidden conflicts of interest in the scientific community. An ancient proverb holds that he who serves two masters has to lie to one. Public scientists have an interest in obtaining funds for research. Private scientists have an interest in holding gainful employment in organizations that may profit from exaggerated disease risks and public fear. Incentives matter.
Professional data scientists are goal oriented and understand there are many ways to skin a cat.
One school of thought is to NOT aim directly at the goal but rather focus on process and NOT care about the outcome. This mindset provides great success for professional athletes, big mountain powder skiers, traders, surgeons, CEO's, fighter pilots and other elite performing people. It reduces anxiety and calms the mind.