Why folks reject science

[LadyStanley]

http://www.sciencealert.com/researc...-and-it-s-not-ignorance#.Wb6N-syxJY4.facebook

Cherry picking facts and not wanting to "think" among other things.

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[Leafsdude7]

Similar topic in this video, though it focuses on climate change in particular:

 

[BNHL]

Researchers Say They've Figured Out What Makes People Reject Science, And It's Not Ignorance

Cherry picking facts and not wanting to "think" among other things.

What about scientists that reject some "science"!

 

[njdevsfn95]

If they are performing peer review they might do just that!

But I see your point and raise you a brief history on "leaded gasoline" that may explain why $om€ $¢i€nti$t$ might reject science

Why did we use leaded petrol for so long?

 

[BNHL]

If they are performing peer review they might do just that!

But I see your point and raise you a brief history on "leaded gasoline" that may explain why $om€ $¢i€nti$t$ might reject science

Why did we use leaded petrol for so long?

I think when scientists reject science it is mostly based on the way the study or evidence was gathered,or is being gathered. True scientists need purity of information and process,without the influence of money or fear of reprisal.