Research Ethics
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It's a game long known to a few of us - stealing other people's work and then regurgitating it without crediting anyone. It's purpose these days is to demoralize original research...
If any real study has been done, we challenge @ICMRDELHI to present the links of those studies. Those studies should be made available to public @br_cse_iitb https://t.co/LUuzU6ehO...
1/ If we had "evidence-based" sex, researchers who get little sex themselves would write manuals w standardized instructions, do studies showing instruction-manual sex better than...
Hypothesis: Part of the reason these researchers keep feeling compelled to commit fraud is that the fundamental message behind their work is not true
Some members of #DRASTIC have been very busy! Mammoth thread by @gdemaneuf exploring Daszak's duplicity, the GVP, TMTI, LLNL, DTRA & DEEP VZN. Please read to END! Plus a companio...
Sometimes it’s “citation needed!” But other times it’s all about “lived experience.” Evidentiary standards rise to infinity or drop to zero as the establishment sees fit.
New story: One of world's most controversial virologists has had a largely unnoticed role in persuading the public that COVID-19 could not have resulted from virology https://t.co...
Dr Flavio Cadegiani, the fringe endocrinologist who touted ivermectin & proxalutamide as COVID cures, had his home searched by Federal Agents in Brazil. He is under investigation...
It's been shocking to me to realize the extent to which the reliability of scientific knowledge depends a lot on the vibe of the scientific community that produced it.
1/: Scientific integrity is a valuable commodity. What happens when external funders take influence on both scientific™ findings and media coverage can be seen in the current globa...
