And again, that’s using a position of authority to dismiss new evidence on speculation rather than facts or science. Good science exercises restraint in quickne

And again, that’s using a position of authority to dismiss new evidence on speculation rather than facts or science. Good science exercises restraint in quickness to judge new evidence, allowing time for discovery to work as needed. The opinionated orthodoxy of science doesn’t contemplate a wait and see approach, because the scientific method takes a backseat to other concerns such as politics, pride, prestige, funding, and innumerable other unscientific motivations in opinionated science.