> it's not irony Well, it is irony when some scientists don't seem to remember the nature of the scientific inquiry as you describe it. Maybe because some seem

> it's not irony Well, it is irony when some scientists don't seem to remember the nature of the scientific inquiry as you describe it. Maybe because some seeming paradox or aberration is easier discarded as irrelevant or untrue rather than upsetting the whole theoretic framework that he/she has built their whole career on ... It is human of course. But also ironic.