We do not live in a simple world and
cannot rely on the accuracy of simple
explanations.
When problems exceed the requisite
variety available to their "controller."
The academic publishing world has
seemingly abandoned its role as curating
knowledge. To our peril.
The proliferation of sloppy science
has undermined trust in good science. Misinformation
cannot be allowed to become dominant.
Health care consumers are all too
often unable or unwilling to exercise their own agency
out of a lack of easy understood narratives about
their issues.
Good science demands the asking
questions of its assumptions, processes and results at
every step.