>The sale also became symbolic of a quest for redemption after he became what he called an “unperson” in the scientific community seven years ago So much for science as a bastion of disinterested objective investigation. When a community's greatest minds (such as Perelman, Grothendieck, etc., in math, for instance) become alienated from the larger community, when conformity and publishing quantity (over quality) is r…
There is a difference between dissent and bigotry. Obviously Watson is a racist and a bigot,and is treated by his peers accordingly. > So much for science as a bastion of disinterested objective investigation. Nazi scientists and race theorists also thought they were "objectively investigating". You people never learn.
>You people never learn
A telling choice of words. It goes without saying that I firmly stand against over-generalization and stereotyping. This is evidently not true of all commenters, however.