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I thought his incentive was to defend the idea of miracles/faith/angels/God.
by garrettgarcia 2y ago
I thought his incentive was to defend the idea of miracles/faith/angels/God.
- neycoda 2y agoMore often than not in scientific fraud I've seen the underlying motives be personal beliefs than financial. This is why science needs to be much stronger in weeding out the charlatans.
- belief-in-money 2y ago[citation needed] --- I conjecture the most common underlying motive is to embellish cv, and climb the academic ladder.