Basic science: understanding experiments

Basic science research, where scientists are trying to understand something new or just how something works in nature or physiology, is interesting and much of the time done out of curiosity. However, clinical trial research, especially when there is a profitable product involved like a pharmaceutical, has been corrupted by industry. It feels like most clinical trials are done to be used as a marketing tool. In order to promote a product, the trial has to make the product look good. This is why

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Basic science is curiosity in action. It’s the pursuit of fundamental knowledge about how the world works, without the immediate goal of solving a specific problem. It’s not about chasing a cure today. It’s about understanding the scientific building blocks of knowledge so we’re ready for the breakthroughs of tomorrow. | Allen Institute

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