The New Peer-Review: Why ‘Unbiased’ Science Is Now Often Misleading

The astute reader will recognize that any asserted scientific "fact" or "conclusion" must be tempered with common sense, healthy skepticism, and a closer examination of those who stand to gain. This is the reality of the new peer-review and why ‘unbiased’ science is now often misleading.

A scientist or a team of scientists prepares and runs an experiment to attempt to answer a scientific question. This is how peer-reviewed scientific publishing functions. The trial could last for several...

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