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If anything, being beholden to a corporation whose success hinges on favorable research findings is a recipe for corruption. Not that academics are free from th
by car 6y ago
If anything, being beholden to a corporation whose success hinges on favorable research findings is a recipe for corruption. Not that academics are free from that, but at least there is less pressure for bias. Of course, unless they are funded by the food industry...
- taeric 6y agoI don't disagree. But, that isn't a recommendation. So, what is the recommendation?
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- whythre 6y agoDon’t believe any research pushed by a food corporation?
- taeric 6y agoThat is back in throwing out the full bath tub, though. I am sympathetic to the thought, but I'm not convinced it is efficient. Would be interesting to see how often the studies can replicate. Are they worse than studies in other fields? And, to my other point, is this and different from other fields?