Wine and Gun

She owns "Sodom".

Jenny Griffin is indeed able to provide complete documents. The recruitment of volunteers for drug clinical trials in prisons has actually been reported to the state government, and this somewhat whimsical proposal has passed.

It's not that things don't work out in operation. It's just because they want to recruit prisoners from the prison as volunteers. Although the matter is completely voluntary, it always feels like a criminal's life is a must if you say it. If you don't pass it, it is completely out of political considerations. And Jenny Griffin is the leader of this project, which shows that she is not only outstanding in the research of this discipline, but her eloquence is estimated to be quite good.

And through these documents, Herstal basically figured out the cause and effect of the matter.

Jenny Griffin and her experimental team wanted to choose prison felons as subjects for a reason, because their research direction should be called "reducing people's bào strength and criminal tendency through drugs": while felons There are a lot of guys who are out of control and have committed first-degree murder because of their paranoid personality. This is a rich volunteer nest xué, and it is no wonder that she wants to start with federal prisons.

(However, does the drug really make these people with blood on their hands indistinguishable? Herstal is actually skeptical.)

Rather, Jenny Griffin looks like a classic mad scientist in literature, yet she hits it off with the government and federal prisons: most felons never get out of this prison for a lifetime, they I don't mind finding another way to make these people who have reached the end of the road shine.

And about this experiment...

"Volunteers need to continue to take drugs, check their physical conditions three times a week, and other conditions will be reported to us by the prison... After all, this experiment involves the study of bào force tendency, so volunteers' interpersonal activities in prisons It’s also a very important link.” The researcher named Duden Koos stammered to Herstal, his voice had a thick exotic accent, and he should not be American.

"...the main drug ingredients are on this page," he reached out and pointed out the entries for Herstal, "the drug ingredients are drugs that have already been used in clinical use -- not new drugs, we are just experimenting with doses. Can the mix achieve what we want—lithium and haloperidol, both of which are often used for bipolar disorder. And this, uh…”

"Flutamide," Herstal read from the page, his brows furrowed.

Koos stammered again: "Ah, this is used for non-steroidal anti-androgen therapy on the clinic—"

"And chemical castration," Herstal interrupted his stammering account.

As a lawyer, he has some knowledge about this drug: Flutamide is an anti-androgen drug used to treat prostate cancer or chemical castration. The most obvious effect of this drug is to reduce libido and suppress erection. There are also side effects such as rǔ feminization.

"...if your concern is what I think, the effect is not permanent. After six weeks of stopping the drug, almost all the drugs can be metabolized from the body, and then everything will return to normal." Jenny Griffin gān She said crisply, as if she, as a woman, understood the crux of the problem better than all the men present, of course, it may be true, "but this is indeed the reason why many people refuse to volunteer, I guess It's because they think it hurts their 'masculine dignity'."

Griffin snorted coldly, apparently thinking that male dignity is not worth mentioning in front of science.

"And why do you want to choose me as your team's volunteer for this experiment?" Herstal asked sharply, "It's your belief that I will make a choice, thinking that your so-called 'male' will come before vested interests. Dignity' not worth mentioning—or because, you believe I'm a Westland pianist?"

This experiment should select volunteers with serious bào tendencies, and Herstal Armalite was imprisoned for killing a qiángjian who sexually assaulted him, and it should not belong to them. The type for which the experiment was aimed...but that doesn't mean that Westland pianists are not of that type.

In fact, the Westland pianist may have been their best experimental subjects.

Jenny Griffin looked at him and replied cautiously: "The WLPD press conference claims there is no evidence that you are a Westland pianist."

"It doesn't matter if I am," Herstal shook his head calmly. "It matters whether you want it or not."

"Of course I think—if you're a Westland pianist, I'll make a lot of money, and you'll be the best model we've ever dreamed of in this type of experiment." Griffin admitted crisply, and she held out her hand. He casually smoothed his hair, his eyes brightened, and there was a sense of fanatical anticipation.

Then Griffin blinked and looked at him expectantly: "But now the more important question is: Do you want to?"

Accept this proposal, take medicine, and pay the "price" for a better living environment, free time, and escape from loneliness. But the problem is, the price to pay...

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