> They've already unblinded, so it would be unethical to do anything other than report what they found.
Absolute and utter ridiculous nonsense. Can you not just admit when you're wrong?
It's perfectly ethical for them to give a talk at TeVPA about a paper they've published.
But at least 8 global, coordinated press releases? That's a choice, with consequences.
And one of those consequences is that they reveal themselves as chasing funding above all else. Scientific rigor goes out the window. 2.6 sigma results become amazing new discoveries.
It's not really their fault - it's systemic. But don't try to pretend that this is somehow the normal process of science being conducted with integrity.
Absolute and utter ridiculous nonsense. Can you not just admit when you're wrong?
It's perfectly ethical for them to give a talk at TeVPA about a paper they've published.
But at least 8 global, coordinated press releases? That's a choice, with consequences.
And one of those consequences is that they reveal themselves as chasing funding above all else. Scientific rigor goes out the window. 2.6 sigma results become amazing new discoveries.
It's not really their fault - it's systemic. But don't try to pretend that this is somehow the normal process of science being conducted with integrity.