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I am not a physicist, but you can already read tons of crack pottery about the bump all over the internet, while most serious scientists are still waiting for t
by ifdefdebug 10y ago
I am not a physicist, but you can already read tons of crack pottery about the bump all over the internet, while most serious scientists are still waiting for the confirmation of the bump. But if it goes away unconfirmed, and odds are still high for that, it will be silently buried.
- jsprogrammer 10y agoWouldn't retractions need to be issued and explanations given?
- Etheryte 10y agoRetractions of what? There have been no (serious) publications regarding this yet. Presenting experiment data is just that, stating what was measured, not necessarily saying why.
- jsprogrammer 10y ago"it", according to the post I responded to. Admittedly, it was never defined, but seemed to be used in place of "claims by the few serious scientists who are not waiting for confirmation".