Comment by GRBurst

Actually I do understand BOTH sides, BUT:

The way the university did this tests and the reactions afterwards are just bad.

What I see here and what the Uni of Minnesota seem to neglected is: 1. Financial damage (time is wasted) 2. Ethical reasons of experimenting with human beings

As a result, the University should give a clear statement on both and should donate a generous amount of on money for compensation of (1.)

For part (2.), a simple bit honest apology can do wonders!

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Having said that, I think there are other and ethically better ways to achieve these measurement.