How to Commit Scientific Fraud (Documentary)

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[schmooplesthesecond]

she cheated her study about honesty? thats nice

[Mornings]

People refuse to understand "peer reviewed" tends to mean "if we agree this is true we get funding" not to mention the replicatability crisis.

[MMA-orvu]

“ Science is real and should be trusted, but don’t forget that science can be manipulated ”

[ievabaltusyte]

Maybe she should've signed a pledge of honesty

[jannieschluter]

I made a PhD with only one single credit in the program in Ethics. That tells you how important Ethics actually is for a scientist. Don't be fooled by someone having some scientific degree. Most of the scientific work being done consists of pleasing and favoring the companies who pay for the research. In a nutshell, scientists please their patrons and not "SCIENCE" as truthful knowledge. Truth is usually not reported in science, only that what helps the patron make more money and what pleases the patron.

[NorthernWindNut]

Amazing how brazen she was fabricating research on honesty. And she has the nerve to sue the people who exposed her. Utterly disgraceful.

[virtualalias]

Social sciences are "soft sciences" for a reason. We used to be more skeptical of people calling surveys "science."

[ronbridges]

In my industry there is a saying that we were all told early in my career, “Successful people are willing to do things that unsuccessful people aren’t willing to do.” This was intended to mean “work harder”. Apparently it means something else to the elite class.

[damianciceri]

1.5 million for a professor's teaching position. While public school salaries are as low as 28k per year. And people wonder why college is so expensive, look at what they are paying these liars for. Shameful

[FHBStudio]

I often help researchers with their studies, and you wouldn't believe how inept / corrupt the system is. Statistical significance isn't the whole picture anyway. Most people don't even know about Simpsons Paradox.

[JessicaPradoHanson]

The system really is the problem encouraging this behavior. I want to inspire more people to new systems that learn from the corruption and build in barriers to discourage toxic actions and encourage healthier ones. People that want slavery want to normalize toxic actions and people that want to normalize health want to normalize strength from health.

[martiendejong]

Now do one on how pharmaceutical companies do their research to prove the effectiveness of their medicines

[SegunSpiff]

The economy too is grappling with uncertainties, global fluctuations, and pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

[luongo]

WOW! Another eye-opening documentary worth watching. I never knew corruption can even erode supposedly unbiased and clean fields like science. It just comes to show that NOTHING AND NOBODY deserves a free pass without investigation. Thank you, Jake, for this awesome video.

[malibudolphin]

Science can be questioned
Propaganda can't

[Jim]

Anyone who has ever done a lab in high school or uni knows everyone fudges the numbers. I guess this carries on into adulthood.

[sgtecelica]

When i went through M.E. school, i realized very quickly how easy it is to skew data results. I can make any data set confirm any hypothesis i want.

[RockSolitude]

There's nothing more anti-science right now than the actual academic science industry.

[cdnelson]

The whole system is full of 💩 and that only took 10 seconds🤯😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[fastonchisanga]

'if you want to do bad things science is the most powerful way to do them'Richard Dawkins, , , Jake you are the best