How does Blacker's article demonstrate how "measurement is not a neutral act"? Question 34 options: Looking at measurement practices of environmental contamination in Alberta, she shows how some data are collected and other are not, based on assumptions of the individuals making measurements Because governments and the scientists working for them inherently want to distort measurements Data production is always neutral due to the symmetrical power relations between "those who (sometimes unwittingly) provide the raw material used to make data and those who control, interpret, own, and profit from it" Because Indigenous resistance to governmental data collection efforts distorts and erodes the quality of data