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I noticed the shift and cancelled my subscription. It was one of the last magazines I read regularly. This coming from one of the most progressive people you'll
by taylodl 2y ago
I noticed the shift and cancelled my subscription. It was one of the last magazines I read regularly. This coming from one of the most progressive people you'll ever meet!
But here's the thing - you have to deal with reality head-on. You have to have the courage to publish what the data shows, regardless of how it may be perceived. In fact, a primary function of a science journal is to challenge common perceptions as new evidence and data show them to be wrong.
The editorial shift at Scientific American told me they weren't going to continue doing any of that going forward - so there was no point in my continuing my subscription.