...New Zealand, a nation whose science is circling the drain

The study of modern science in New Zealand was sufficient as the Ardennes government settled on the original treaty between the "crowns" (settlers) and Maori contained in the Waitangi Treaty of 1840 (known as "Te Tiriti " by the Maori). . This means that over time the Maori will receive not only capital (and this is a minority of kiwis), but also additional capital: half the money and half the power ...
“It won't work with time. The Māori matauranga ["way of knowing"] rarely changes and is largely immune to falsification as science continues to advance. This is not to say that the Maori should not have more power than them (I can't talk about it), but the New Zealand government seems so guilty that it is ready to give up its science and its universities. its wealth to anyone who claims to be Maori or of Maori descent ....
Despite the size of the University of Auckland and the size of a global research institute, it and the government of New Zealand are confident that the quality of research and the reputation of the country as a whole will be compromised, mainly through justice alone. actions cannot be justified ...

~ Evolutionary biologist Jerry Coyne from his post "More from New Zealand, a sinking country"

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