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HankDorsett
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Adding drama and controversy to scientific reporting and written articles for the public is not new new to me. For over 20 years I've seen it in the global warming/climate change discussion. What is new to me is a high level of drama in controversy added to a couple of subjects that are normally not discussed in the public realm. I've come across a few articles regarding a couple of recent studies, an update to the rate of Hubble's Constant and a star of that could be older then 14 billion years, that seemed to be more concerned about the drama and controversy than the scientific information. A couple statements I've come crossed. Science is in a panic. Recent studies suggest our understanding is wrong. And so on.
Although I've only recently came across this on a couple of subjects, I'm wondering how common it actually is.
Although I've only recently came across this on a couple of subjects, I'm wondering how common it actually is.