But, again, if something has been looked at scientifically and the vast majority of the scientific community, after looking at this and going through it, says there is no correlation, well, then you have got to move on to something else at that point in time.
Tom Harkin: “But, again, if something has been looked at scientifically and the vast majority of the scientific community, after…”
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Harkin emphasizes the importance of scientific consensus in research.
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