Is it a true scientific study when looking at issues that effect an environmental situation when this study only looks at one or two issues.
How can you get a true result?
When you list historical reports or findings should you not include all data that has an effect on the area of environment.
To say that this one thing does this, so we will not allow this now and forever to me seems ludicrous.
There are thousands of other interactions that have the same effect. Yet are ignored, disregarded and hidden from the data that is published for general reading.
To me this is misleading and very typical of the society that we seem to now be living in.
How can you get a true result?
When you list historical reports or findings should you not include all data that has an effect on the area of environment.
To say that this one thing does this, so we will not allow this now and forever to me seems ludicrous.
There are thousands of other interactions that have the same effect. Yet are ignored, disregarded and hidden from the data that is published for general reading.
To me this is misleading and very typical of the society that we seem to now be living in.
No comments:
Post a Comment