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I've had that with them, too. While it's true that they're not super detailed, I'm also not an expert in every field, and in the majority of articles I found it
by CWuestefeld 10y ago
I've had that with them, too. While it's true that they're not super detailed, I'm also not an expert in every field, and in the majority of articles I found it a good balance. But years later, perhaps I've moved beyond that.
I subscribed for several years until I got tired of their political agenda. I think the straw that broke the camel's back was a feature article on cleaning up landmines in southeast asia. Now, surely this is an important topic, but it's not what I come to a science magazine to read about.
From there I moved to American Scientist magazine, which I found a bit deeper in many cases, and much better regarding editorializing.
- sageikosa 10y agoMaybe I'll check that out. I stopped reading Scientific American in the 1990s due to the editorial bent.