Comment Re:So... to summarise: (Score 1) 269
In point of fact, it does. Destroying evidence is a crime.
Just one problem. "We don't know why this apparent contradiction exists, but we're researching it" is pretty much the exact opposite of "ignoring facts".
Which is fine, as long as this apparent open-minded and scientific approach is not regularly coupled with "The science is settled".
Researching methods to explain away the data that contradicts your forgone conclusion is not good science. Vilifying the science community that continues to probe the validity of that conclusion is even less so.
We are each entitled to our own opinion, but no one is entitled to his own facts. -- Patrick Moynihan