Study Finds 100 Percent of Peptide Debates End in “Do Your Own Research”

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A new study, conducted by watching comment sections for several hours, has found that every peptide debate ends with the same sentence. Researchers called it “the saddest conclusion in science.”

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Key takeaways

• The joke: research is invoked and never shown.
• The point: real research leaves a trail others can follow.
• Show your sources, lots and methods.

Findings

• 97 percent of debates began with a screenshot.
• 100 percent ended with “do your own research.”
• 0 percent contained a citation.

What real research looks like

• A question stated before the answer.
• A record of lots, volumes and conditions.
• Controls and repeats.
• A willingness to say “I do not know yet.”

The serious point

If you tell someone to do their own research, give them a starting place. Try the evidence ladder, the history of peptide drugs and our Research Library.

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• The evidence ladder
• History of peptide drugs
• Report authenticity

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