Neuropsychologist Professor Bernhard Sabel investigated intellectual honesty in peer-reviewed neuroscience papers. As this is a STEM/ science field one might expect a higher degree of honesty that say the rat bag social sciences such as psychology. But no, after screening 5000 papers, he estimated up to 34 percent of neuroscience papers published in 2020 were likely fabricated or plagiarized; in medicine, the figure was 24 percent. Now we are not particularly interested in neuroscience here, but the take home lesson from this, is that the mantra of trusting the science, made in the Covid plandemic, and in the climate change cult, is nonsense, if so much academic research is either outrightly false, not capable of replication, or just faked.