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No, but the careers and reputation of those who lead this avenue and undermined good science must be conclusively ruined. We can start by letting the truth com
by nobodyandproud 2y ago
No, but the careers and reputation of those who lead this avenue and undermined good science must be conclusively ruined.
We can start by letting the truth come light in stark and unambiguous terms again and again, along with the billions of dollars in damage and hundreds of thousands if not millions of families left to suffer thanks to prestige and fraud.
Better yet, also reward the risk takers then and now; trying to chase good science as hazardous as it was.
- readthenotes1 2y agoLike the former President of Stanford? It took years for him to be given the golden parachute
- nobodyandproud 2y agoIf the shoe fits. It’s a big scandal and I suspect researchers in businesses and universities be found complicit; if we have the appetite and headcount to chase it. I have little tolerance for fraud, and this is an example of why trust in science (the institution) is at an all-time-low.
- throwawaymaths 2y agogood news! he's doing a vc-backed startup now