Science advances daily, bringing numerous benefits to patients in disease treatment and cure. However, this progress sometimes oversteps its bounds, potentially suppressing memories of abuse and bullying to conceal long-standing harassment. This approach, often employed post-war to facilitate reconciliation with perpetrators, raises concerns.
As science and technology continue to evolve rapidly, we must carefully consider the impact of these advancements on victims' lives. With each breakthrough, we risk inadvertently compromising their well-being and right to justice.
A more layered approach is necessary, balancing scientific progress with empathy and accountability for past harm.
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