But if you do that, how you can be sure you get the results of study you want? Aha?
Check mate!
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I know this was meant as a joke, but you are right. Even the most rigorous and honest scientists carry biases. If you are researching a cancer cure, of course you want it to work. (Notice how I'm ignoring politics, ideology, corruption, etc.) That is exactly why we need more validation and verification studies—it is not a waste of time or resources.
Absolutely.
That's why's so important to not 'ignore before it even started/without reading studies' even if they look 'bullshit' or whatever.
Look how many past fringe theories are nowadays totally valid...