It must be hard to be the New York Times. Your "X is underreported" stories have to be corrected to the past tense as soon as they're published. And it shouldn

It must be hard to be the New York Times. Your "X is underreported" stories have to be corrected to the past tense as soon as they're published. And it shouldn't be that big a deal for scientists with a particular hypothesis to have a stake in the outcome. There's already a reputational, political, career-related, grant-related stake; unless they're investing their entire retirement funds in out-of-the-money call options, the financial stake is a rounding error.