These may all be unprejudiced articles containing nothing but true statements, but they do show a certain direction of interest.
And how exactly do you do research without "a certain direction of interest," pray tell? Or is your own research entirely aimless?
What's unfortunate is the destructive effect of popular attitudes and governmental policies on scientific research.
Wake me up when "scientific research" is anything but a bunch of petty office politics, infighting, and backstabbing about who gets tenure, time for research, who published more articles with a higher impact factor or some other garbage metric, and who gets grant money or public money for research that will be patented for private gain, who gets the patent money, and meanwhile the public can't even access a write-up or report of this research without paying an exorbitant fee to some journal that touts its "high impact factor".
You scientists are just grubbing for money like the rest of us who are trying to make a buck to get by in this life, so don't try to pawn your work off on us like it's some grand altruism or search for the truth, because it's not. Like everything else, it's all about making a buck somehow or another.