👉 Mythological accounts of human experimentation often involve the dehumanization and suffering of individuals, as seen in Greek mythology with the tale of Icarus who flew too close to the sun after his father’s wings were replaced with feathers that no longer kept him aloft. In other myths, such as those involving ancient Egypt or Norse legends, human experimentation was often associated with divine powers being wielded for unethical purposes like soul extraction or manipulation of fate, reflecting fears about the abuse of power by gods and mortals alike.
