Thank you for your feedback, and I'm happy to explain. As you may know, a core tenet of FAIR in Medicine's mission is to "support the scientific method, viewpoint diversity, and rigorous inquiry in the search for objective truth, and promote a culture of respectful, open debate":
Thank you for your feedback, and I'm happy to explain. As you may know, a core tenet of FAIR in Medicine's mission is to "support the scientific method, viewpoint diversity, and rigorous inquiry in the search for objective truth, and promote a culture of respectful, open debate":
We believe that intolerance is the enemy of free and open inquiry and respectful scientific debate.
In fact, FAIR's advocacy for the rights of biological women and girls in sports and other protected spaces is premised on the need for objective scientific truth. However, we also recognize the need to advocate for rigorous scientific inquiry beyond issues relating to gender. This series is part of that effort.
Hi Anna,
Thank you for your feedback, and I'm happy to explain. As you may know, a core tenet of FAIR in Medicine's mission is to "support the scientific method, viewpoint diversity, and rigorous inquiry in the search for objective truth, and promote a culture of respectful, open debate":
https://www.fairforall.org/fair-in-medicine/
We believe that intolerance is the enemy of free and open inquiry and respectful scientific debate.
In fact, FAIR's advocacy for the rights of biological women and girls in sports and other protected spaces is premised on the need for objective scientific truth. However, we also recognize the need to advocate for rigorous scientific inquiry beyond issues relating to gender. This series is part of that effort.