> politically motivated academics who bias their research This stands out in a good faith reading as a real problem that commonly occurs. However, the precedin

> politically motivated academics who bias their research This stands out in a good faith reading as a real problem that commonly occurs. However, the preceding words "this is a shortage of" suggest that it is known that these specific academics perpetrate this problem. Is there a way for one who is currently uninformed to become informed about this? > Because these areas both have political policy recommendations, they are just politics by definition. This sounds like a Political Person can choose to co-opt my opinion as part of their Platform and then tell me that my opinion is Political. No, it's just an opinion; not everything is Politics.