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We might want to ask ourselves
> if we spend more time looking for "sexy" science that grabs the attention
> of the politicians and the public instead of plodding through issues that
> may be less sensational but far more scholarly. > Karen Wegner
> Sure, sensationalism is lot more attractive and exiting for some than
boring
> collecting & analysing facts and making conclusion - a process called
> science>
> Victor Gomelyuk
I think you may have misunderstood my comments. Debbie posted her theory,
and openly asked for scientific feedback. Many people took the time to
produce considered and respectful responses. I believe that this sort of
interchange is useful.
Karen Uldall-Ekman
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