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What's your point? Dilbert is a comics strip. Not a research journal where you're making an attempt to further the understanding of an area. If you coded up a
by letitgo12345 8y ago
What's your point? Dilbert is a comics strip. Not a research journal where you're making an attempt to further the understanding of an area.
If you coded up a networking algorithm and fabricated data showing massive speed improvements and then got a lot of play in the media and networking community before you were found out, would you say that's evidence of the system being broken?
- jamesrcole 8y ago> Not a research journal where you're making an attempt to further the understanding of an area. What if the journal in question is not actually attempting to do that? Might it be moral to try to expose that fact?
- jabgrabdthrow 8y agoAbsolutely, isn't that the point!? If the media hypes up a claim based on results that in your example are even supposed to be trivial to replicate!
- taneq 8y agoMaybe if I described such a network using pigeons as the underlying physical layer, and multiple journals took it seriously, then yes.