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Which of the 2 totally different beasts are the "Public-Private Partnerships" like Fauci NIH funded, to give one example? It's definitely true that public rese

by mieses 29d ago

Which of the 2 totally different beasts are the "Public-Private Partnerships" like Fauci NIH funded, to give one example? It's definitely true that public research is underfunded. It would also need better leadership for more funding to matter. Who cares about people that trust research because it has "public" or "private" label?

pvaldes 29d ago
> Who cares about people that trust research because it has "public" or "private" label? Don't move the goalposts. I said affordability, not trust. People that don't "trust" science, will simply miss the benefits of trusting science. Period. And yes, some will die for refusing to wear a mask, or will drink bleach, and 106000 people will die each year for refusing to take the measles vaccine. Very sad. The rest of us will keep with our lives. Sorry if it sounds too harsh, but this people actively supported to destroy the lives of thousands of researchers. Those retired scientists will not return at the last minute to save them from the crisis caused by their poor choices. We have too much urgent problems to solve, and life is too short. This people finally failed the test and is (emphatically) NOT scientists fault. They were given a million chances.
- jmclnx 28d ago
  >Those retired scientists will not return at the last minute to save them from the crisis caused by their poor choices And the younger scientists ? They are activity looking abroad for work with support of Countries in Europe, Canada and even China. They will never come back because they will be unable to trust the US Federal Gov.
- HWR_14 28d ago
  For measles the damage is not going to be limited to vaccine deniers. Herd immunity is important for everyone.
- mieses 24d ago
  oh boy. aside from splitting hairs in a way that only an AI or a CS nerd could comprehend, are you defending masks now? masks? this theory has been disproven. there is one crazy person on each flight these days days who wears a mask. are you that person? as for the researchers trying to stay in the good graces of the political machine, we don't need them. we survived for millennia without them. they can adapt. this reminds me of the french physics establishment that for decades rejected quantum mechanics because it did not come from france. they'll be ok. don't worry about the stupidities of researchers.

by mieses 29d ago

pvaldes 29d ago

> Who cares about people that trust research because it has "public" or "private" label? Don't move the goalposts. I said affordability, not trust. People that don't "trust" science, will simply miss the benefits of trusting science. Period. And yes, some will die for refusing to wear a mask, or will drink bleach, and 106000 people will die each year for refusing to take the measles vaccine. Very sad. The rest of us will keep with our lives. Sorry if it sounds too harsh, but this people actively supported to destroy the lives of thousands of researchers. Those retired scientists will not return at the last minute to save them from the crisis caused by their poor choices. We have too much urgent problems to solve, and life is too short. This people finally failed the test and is (emphatically) NOT scientists fault. They were given a million chances.

jmclnx 28d ago
>Those retired scientists will not return at the last minute to save them from the crisis caused by their poor choices And the younger scientists ? They are activity looking abroad for work with support of Countries in Europe, Canada and even China. They will never come back because they will be unable to trust the US Federal Gov.
HWR_14 28d ago
For measles the damage is not going to be limited to vaccine deniers. Herd immunity is important for everyone.
mieses 24d ago
oh boy. aside from splitting hairs in a way that only an AI or a CS nerd could comprehend, are you defending masks now? masks? this theory has been disproven. there is one crazy person on each flight these days days who wears a mask. are you that person? as for the researchers trying to stay in the good graces of the political machine, we don't need them. we survived for millennia without them. they can adapt. this reminds me of the french physics establishment that for decades rejected quantum mechanics because it did not come from france. they'll be ok. don't worry about the stupidities of researchers.