Question 9 of 20 A group of researchers publishes a report describing a revolutionary discovery. They claim to have created a robot that can perform heart surgery more safely and efficiently than any human surgeon. They believe that this will make heart surgery cheaper by eliminating the need to pay surgeons. Almost immediately, a writer publishes an opinion piece in a major newspaper attacking the scientists. He argues that it is impossible for a robot to do the work of a surgeon, and claims that using it will result in countless deaths. Which of the following, if true, would most likely suggest that the writer is biased? A. The writer is a journalist who might lose his job for making false claims. B. The writer points out errors in the researchers' method of comparing surgeons to the robot. C. The writer is the president of a university that specializes in training heart surgeons. D. The writer demonstrates that the researchers have never actually tested their robot.​