> ignoring science when it's politically convenient And I'm not making an argument for it. I'm making the argument that "getting this wrong is personally costl

> ignoring science when it's politically convenient And I'm not making an argument for it. I'm making the argument that "getting this wrong is personally costly for a lot of people, therefore we should be examining these results with a fine-toothed comb before basing massive social change on them." But you're right, there would already be monetary incentive to do that.