> You're basically saying anything funded by government that might impact economics, and thus revenues, is biased. Right. While I don't see the now-deleted com

> You're basically saying anything funded by government that might impact economics, and thus revenues, is biased. Right. While I don't see the now-deleted comment you're replying to, I do feel there is validity to the viewpoint that studies funded by the government can be biased in much the same way as studies funded by private companies. Government is not magically above tainting research with predisposition and prejudice.