So has it, maybe, but it seems like the answer is leaning more towards no, as opposed to the yeses being heard in the media.
Something that I notice that non-scientists seem to make as an assumption about scientists is that it’s this static idea, ideas are rarely challenged and the big shots are always right and never assumed to be wrong.
Oh silly companies, let’s attack security researchers for finding exploitable holes in our software/hardware.
I loved every little in nook and cranny she explored from just a couple of simple marketing statements.
Really awesome programmers don’t help when the complexity of the project is so larger one person can’t manage the project themselves.
One recent study claims that most people do not only listen/read content that they agree with.
Food portions in depictions of “The Last Supper” have increased right along with real serving sizes.
