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Perfect Versus Good in Science

Authors: Clark M. Thomas

In experimental science there are occasions where elegant perfection is properly demanded, ideally involving one variable. In much research practice there are often parallel agendas involving anything but good science: Critical science is either not done, or done inadequately, because corrupted research programs often focus on micro-measurable progress within incorrect paradigms, instead of the whole problem itself. Worst of all are studies designed to reinforce previous paradigm errors.

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