> Every scientific hypothesis is "up for debate," and the day that isn't true is the day science dies Yes, in science. Not in policy. The minute some scientis

> Every scientific hypothesis is "up for debate," and the day that isn't true is the day science dies Yes, in science. Not in policy. The minute some scientist goes on TV or some podcast targeting a general audience, they try to shape public opinion instead of furthering academic knowledge. At that point they have to be aware of societal consequences, even if they "just present data".