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Oxytocin gets the Yong treatment

July 25, 2012by AmasianV 1 Comment

The responsibility of a science writer, aside from, you know, communicating science, is to call out bullcrap when they see it, whether it be bad science or bad science journalism. This is what Ed Yong did last week in his takedown of the media’s continuing characterization of oxytocin as the “moral molecule.“

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