The ethics of a scientist.
Science has no ethics. The ethics have to be imported from outside science.
It seems that the best proof of this is found in the example offered by Lawrence Krauss in his debate where he altered the evidence.
In debate, this is a serious offence. In law, it is a crime.
For physicist Lawrence Krauss, apparently, it's just strategy.
Monday, September 23, 2013
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Lawrence Krauss,
William Lane Craig
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Thanks for the link, PSB!
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