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Conflicts of interest in science may be unavoidable, and they are still a bad thing.

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  1. Stuart Ritchie

    Psychologist, formerly a lecturer at King's College London

    And that’s because, whereas this scientist is right that conflicts of interest of some kind are probably inevitable, conflicts are a bad thing.

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