> The point is that press releases are written by people who neither know nor care about the subject, and can't be trusted to accurately reflect the state of th

> The point is that press releases are written by people who neither know nor care about the subject, and can't be trusted to accurately reflect the state of the field or the content of the papers they refer to. These people should be fired at once. They have no business writing propaganda about things they do not understand. We need better ethical guard rails in research institutions, this is ridiculous.