Forcing companies to support research is just wrong. That is at the heavy hand of government and just invokes further undue control or influence being injected into the system. Then the government picks winners and losers relative to what research gets conducted. Nestle lays out a good policy to practice in terms of transparency and disclosure. If more scientists demand their own ranks disclose the source of their funding, and public pressure continues to make corporate entities more accountable, we all win.
Forcing companies to support research is just wrong. That is at the heavy hand of government and just invokes further undue control or influence being injected into the system. Then the government picks winners and losers relative to what research gets conducted. Nestle lays out a good policy to practice in terms of transparency and disclosure. If more scientists demand their own ranks disclose the source of their funding, and public pressure continues to make corporate entities more accountable, we all win.
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