Who is the guiding the guidelines, which have become omnipresent & omnipotent ?
I don’t know really. Some good people I guess. But, the doubt creeps in when they try to coerce it on us.

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What is the true success in a scientific career?
It is not the number of publications in journals or getting those big awards or memberships in prestigious scientific societies. True success is “something else,” says the Nobel Medical Laureate Dr Willam Kaelin
Great thoughts. Just wondering, what are those elements beyond our controls he was alluding to?
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Is there a solution?
As I understand, we don’t have any. Maybe, we can try this. No way, I can prevent it from appearing ridiculous for the mainstream scientists.
Truths often lie silently buried deep (many times intentionally). They definitely deserve an intellectual resuscitation beyond the dirty world of data and evidence. Further, why should experience be considered as enemy of evidence ?
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There are about 30000 scientific journals and two million papers every year. Of which 5000 are in medicine (Ref : World university news)
Now, take a deep breath and answer this query. What do you think is the most important aspect of any scientific or medical research in the current era ?
Final message
With due respect to all researchers, What do you think is the most important aspect of any scientific or medical research? This query is very much relevant today. All components are equally important is an easy way out. But, that’s not the pathway that will take us to the truth.
Postamble
Having answered the above question, no way, we can escape from this question –“Which could be the least important component “?
I guess you got it right. In the current scenario, my choice is striking and is sandwiched in the middle of the 7 responses..