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Another example of how science is often altered for political correctness! Sort of reminds you of global warming "data", doesn't it? Scientific research is often tainted by political correctness.
It's as bad as global warming.
Thought police will get you.
If you don't agree with certain people, they will get you. On the other hand if this guy had some kind of crack pot idea he'd get publicized and promoted.
I certainly hope that the "sane" scientific community will back him but probably not, because they're afraid of their own jobs.
This is "1984".
If they back "him" they back the wrong person. I think itis "her" they are talking about.
Anybody who was the head of the "woolgrowers" association has given up any claim to being unbiased on this subject.
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