Why we shouldn’t take peer review as the ‘gold standard’ - Washington Post. August 1 2019

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    Maybe Trevor Butterworth is strongly aligned with the pro-GMO movement and wants to use the argument that the author is aligned to anti-GMO to dismiss the Post he disagrees with?
     
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    This was a big complaint among the physics community years ago. I do not know if it was ever resolved. They said that new theories were being stifled because they were dismissed by peer reviewers with a vested interest in the old theories.
     

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