ay pervert your image and see it completely opposite from you.
             Art creates characters and fantasy worlds to which the viewers respond, most commonly with their emotions. Audiences can be manipulated. For example, the Nazis used art as a form of propaganda to manipulate the audience to their own purposes. They used the strong emotions of patriotism and loyalty evoked by art to discredit the peoples' sense of reality. Nonetheless, the same thing can be applied to science. If the undesired effect is obtained at the end of an experiment, it can be manipulated as well. Scientists often manipulate data to fit their predictions. Milliken's famous oil drop experiment excluded over half of the data collected because it did not fit his prediction of the existence of an elementary charge of which all other charges were multiples of. This fact is quite disturbing, considering the fact that fundamenta
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