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> On their first attempt of their papers got ejected, so they polished and resubmitted them. That they found success with this process is damning. That you se
by darkpuma 8y ago
> On their first attempt of their papers got ejected, so they polished and resubmitted them.
That they found success with this process is damning. That you seem to think otherwise is probably also damning.
- CJefferson 8y agoSome of their papers involved making up experiments. Peer review can't catch problems like entirely fabricated data, and outright lying. That scientific publishing is easily broken by lying is a serious problem which effects all academia.
- darkpuma 8y agoIf they were lying about experiments about sensible things, that would be one thing. They were lying about experiments about insane things.