To be fair, 55-65% trust in the integrity of scientific research among scientists is still abysmal and indicates a huge problem. If we are talking about the nu

To be fair, 55-65% trust in the integrity of scientific research among scientists is still abysmal and indicates a huge problem. If we are talking about the number of scientists who see flaws and hold skepticism, that's absolutely fine (I'd argue the number could be much higher and be quite healthy overall). But we are talking about integrity. Ethical research, lack of fraud, lack of bias, lack of perverse incentives, a system that produces high quality and trustworthy output by design, etc.