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> free from corporate interests That won't help. All research is subject to the bias of the researchers. For example, many researchers have been caught fabrica
by skookumchuck 8y ago
> free from corporate interests
That won't help. All research is subject to the bias of the researchers. For example, many researchers have been caught fabricating results so they'll get famous. And just because someone is being funded by the government hardly means the government doesn't have a biased interest in the result. Everyone running the government has an agenda that isn't exactly altruistic.
- hnnh44 8y agoThis is funny. Just a while back there was an article posted about how studies SHOULD start out with defined objectives. The argument was that academics are so desperate to publish positive results that they'll draw any positive conclusion, even if it wasn't what the study started out trying to accomplish.