> It is a real shame not to be able to trust "science" anymore. I agree. My brother (Aerospace Eng.) and I (Software Eng.) talk often about this with our Dad (

> It is a real shame not to be able to trust "science" anymore. I agree. My brother (Aerospace Eng.) and I (Software Eng.) talk often about this with our Dad (Electrical Eng.). Given that big business and BIG money has now been proven to have hidden the truth about Monsanto Chemicals, sugar and many other things, how many other things in our would would big business pay billions or even trillions to cover up if they had a study that showed it was somehow harmful? Just to throw out some ideas, how many trillions would they spend to hide that cell phones are bad, or TVs or "new car smell", or plastic containers for food. It's quite clear that almost everything in our society that is sold for profit is now backed by trillions and trillions of dollars, and they would hide any ill effects if they could. It's not that "science" failed us, it's that we let money buy it out, much like democracies too (i.e. unlimited campaign contributions)