Comment Comment by oldgradstudent It wasn't just Wansink.Everyone around him knew and participated to some extent.His postdocs (except the one who said no), his PhD students, and all his other co-authors.They all knew and never said a word.When Cornell was told, they made some pious noises and ignored it until it became too public.Journals ignored all criticism until it became too public.This is a system that does not police fraud. parent oldgradstudent 8 years ago
Everyone around him knew and participated to some extent.
His postdocs (except the one who said no), his PhD students, and all his other co-authors.
They all knew and never said a word.
When Cornell was told, they made some pious noises and ignored it until it became too public.
Journals ignored all criticism until it became too public.
This is a system that does not police fraud.