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The first part is just basic science: don't draw generalized conclusions from data that was poorly sampled. But I agree the second part is questionable. Scient
by teawrecks 4y ago
The first part is just basic science: don't draw generalized conclusions from data that was poorly sampled.
But I agree the second part is questionable. Scientists shouldn't decide whether something is right or wrong. They just conduct experiments, gather data, draw conclusions, and share the results. Obviously they should consider the ethical impacts of conducting their experiments, but beyond that, all valid conclusions should be welcome.