Again you reveal your shallow innocence of the scientific process. Although individual scientists are involved along the way, the self-correcting nature of science is an emergent phenomenon resulting from many different minds being applied at different times in different circumstances and at different places to what is essentially the same problem. Elsewhere, it has been written that science thrives on error because nothing pleases a scientist more than showing his or her colleagues and teachers to be wrong. But there’s a process to be followed in this, one that you wish ignorantly to impugn.
Only in kennyg-world.
'Luthon64