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The difference is, when scientists "fudge things to make it work" it's all out in the open and other scientists can point to it and say "[you] fudged things to make it work", then present the evidence that things were "fudged" - which is exactly what I said above.
And when scientists do just that they are often then accused of being a shill for big oil such has been the political interference with the transparency of scientific process here. The political momentum of the 'groupthink' means its safer to just keep your head down for the sake of your career until it finally blows over
Sorry, the conspiracy theory doesn't hold water
Strawman alert !
Thats not what he said :roll:
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