The "James" room experiments of William James at Harvard during the 1770's and 1780's

     At Harvard Medical College William James a professor of psychology and physiology during the 1770’s and 1780’s conducted live demonstrative scientific psychological experiments on human test subjects who were taken by force from their psychiatric hospital bedside and were subjected to extreme physical torture by means of electro-static force affecting their brain and body causing severe or permanent brain damage, damage to their central nervous system, damage to their heart, damage to their major organs, cartilage and tissue.

     The name of the facility that William James carried out these scientific tortures on human beings was called the “James” room at Harvard College during the last few decades of the 18th century in Boston.

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