Admit it. We’ve all had that moment, deep into a school research  project, where the realization hits that the neat hypothesis we had when  we started working is not going to be borne out by the data. At that  point, we are faced with two options: a) start over, instantly making  all those hours already spent a complete waste of time; or, b) fudge the  data and transform that stinker into a sexy little piece of academia.  For a student, the consequences of such fakery could be as severe as  expulsion from school. But for professional academics, the stakes are  much higher. Millions of dollars and professional and personal  reputations hang in the balance.
Here are ten of the worst frauds, fakers, and phonies ever to pull the wool over the bespectacled eyes of the academic world: >>>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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