How many people think that these people should be prohibited from suppressing, altering, interfering with, or otherwise impeding the timely release and communication of scientific or technical findings?
Matt Cartwright: “How many people think that these people should be prohibited from suppressing, altering, interfering with, or otherwise…”
On the recordJuly 24, 2019
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Cartwright asks if researchers should be prevented from hindering scientific communication.
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