The example outlining the anti-vaccine movement is evidence that which of the following is true?
a. Trusting experts is not always a good idea.
b. Mistakes in the scientific community do not have lasting consequences once the claims have been retracted. Scientists make mistakes all the time.
c. Researchers are severely punished for making false claims.
d. It is important to read the original article that made a scientific claim. In this case, the original article in the Lancet actually did not argue against vaccines.
Answer: a. Trusting experts is not always a good idea.
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