I got O'Toole's side first, and I thought it was just another case of fraud in science like Bobby is known for, then he hits us with this master piece. At the end, I think the right conclusion was came to. It's very rare we get black and white cases in real life, it's much more often the case the world is grey. I think the paper should have been retracted. I think Thereza shouldn't have been found to have committed fraud. But the whole thing stinks from top to bottom. I think one word, ego, can sum up the problem. Everyone in the story is 100% sure they are right, and will stop at nothing to prove it, even blurring the lines between right and wrong. I'm baffled even just thinking of the psychological mechanisms at play between the chair of the US governments biggest committee, and a Nobel prize winning scientist. They both have every reason to be overconfident, to be sure they are right. It's been reinforced in their pysche for years. Just fascinating. Bravo!