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If we, as the human race, want to avoid upcoming desasters, not that i am summoning them, neither predicting those, we have an obligation to make research and i
by miracle_code 11y ago
If we, as the human race, want to avoid upcoming desasters, not that i am summoning them, neither predicting those, we have an obligation to make research and its gains available to all mankind.
Financial burdens are a stone in our all way, be it in the taxpayer who funds R&D, or be it the institutions that want to profit from it.
There cannot be a "middle ground", we all have to stand back for the greater benefits of free flowing knowledge.
That is a principle of the "web" itself, profit from open data, but also keep personal data protected. Easy as that.
There will be no win in restricting access to scientific research in the end, but to keep corporate interest and greed alive. I fear that future.
Edit: Institutions.
- godzillabrennus 11y agoAgreed. The next step to opening up research is to make it easier. That's what we are about publicly to launch over at http://www.myire.com http://www.myire.com in the coming months. We are battle testing it with phase 2 and phase 3 clinical trials in enterprise before the launch. After the launch it'll be far easier for any researcher to do their job and to publish their work. If you work in research and want a peak into the future email lane (at) myire dot com and I'd be happy to demo.