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Why does Academia Always Resist Change? | Armstrong Economics

QUESTION: I find it interesting that the Roman coin the academics said was fake has now been shown that it had been in circulation. Is this what you talk about how academics are always trying to reject anything that upset their established view of science or history? SC ANSWER: Absolutely. It does not matter the

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