Koertge wants to argue against the claim that "science not only is, but should be, ..."
A) guided solely by objective research.
B) run by corporations who pay for research.
C) based on historical precedent.
D) politics by other means.

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Koertge is likely arguing against the idea that science should be influenced by politics, suggesting that science should remain objective and not be used as a tool for political agendas.

Koertge Wants to Argue Against the Claim That "Science Not