• SpaceBar
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    1152 years ago

    So under his leadership it became more about positive results than it was about accurate results.

    That’s not science, that’s marketing.

      • hamster
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        332 years ago

        You should feel bad for him. He’s lost everything. All he has left is the millions he’s made.

        • @Streetdog
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      • Hank
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        62 years ago

        You can’t blame him for that one.
        Btw I dated a biochemist and they’re all insane.

        • HobbitFoot
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          62 years ago

          Is it from all the biochemicals? I think it is from all the biochemicals.

          • @Tavarin
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            62 years ago

            Don’t forget the regular chemicals. Though I’m a bioanalytical chemist, so I likely use more of those than a typical biochemist.

        • @Contramuffin
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          42 years ago

          Studied biochemistry as a major, currently am a microbiology grad student. Biochemistry attracts a certain type of person. Imagine smashing your head against a brick wall. That’s how it feels like to do biochemistry.

          People who do biochemistry are brilliant but wow, they’re intense. At least they’re not evolutionary ecologists.

        • @[email protected]
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          Never have I ever strangled my roommate, poisoned my advisor for suggesting I go into a different branch of physics, and created a weapon that deletes entire metropolitan areas.

          Two out of three of those, **at most.

    • fiat_lux
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      212 years ago

      Unfortunately that’s how modern science works. The scientists with the best marketing skills get the grants, get their work mentioned in the media, and hence, get more prestigious work.

      He is both a result of a broken system, and then became one of its key perpetuators. I bet he made some sweet bags of cash doing it.

    • @danhasnolife
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      162 years ago

      Yep. And it worked all the way up to the Stanford presidency. Even now he is “only” a tenured professor.