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The unbearable pointlessness of research
In Sweden we have just endured a minor uproar over Superstar Surgeon, Paolo Macchiarinis fall from grace. Macchiarini has been recently convicted of falsifying test results and continuing to perform his new operations despite controversy. Six of the eight patients … Continue reading
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Tagged critique, knowledge, Research, Roland Paulsen, science, the academy
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