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Quanta does that intentionally, as clickbait to generate popular interest in their mathematical aricles that don't actually have applications. It's a scientific
by hopler 8y ago
Quanta does that intentionally, as clickbait to generate popular interest in their mathematical aricles that don't actually have applications. It's a scientific embarassment.
Nature's magazine/blog does it to.
- hackinthebochs 8y ago> It's a scientific embarassment. A little over the top, don't you think? A little clickbait isn't a disservice to the science. Quanta is a layman magazine. Baiting layman interest with more familiar terms even if less technically accurate is ultimately a service to science.