SwimExpert
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Critics faced near-certain retribution: They had trouble getting papers published, lost research grants and were frozen out of expert panels.
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"For a generation, research...has been more political than scientific," lamented George Mann, a professor of biochemistry and prominent expert throughout the 1970s. He himself had been warned by a secretary at the National Institutes of Health that if he kept up his sustained criticism of the low-fat diet, he would lose his research grant, which he did.
It's the grant money, stupid.
Time to stop outsourcing your brain.
[...]
"For a generation, research...has been more political than scientific," lamented George Mann, a professor of biochemistry and prominent expert throughout the 1970s. He himself had been warned by a secretary at the National Institutes of Health that if he kept up his sustained criticism of the low-fat diet, he would lose his research grant, which he did.
It's the grant money, stupid.
Time to stop outsourcing your brain.