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This is moving the goalposts in a dangerous way. You're suggesting that fraud isn't as big of a problem in the US or other countries, when in fact it definitely
by epmaybe 8y ago
This is moving the goalposts in a dangerous way. You're suggesting that fraud isn't as big of a problem in the US or other countries, when in fact it definitely is. Chinese academics didn't force academics in the USA to fudge data, or play with statistics.
- dgcoffman 8y ago> In a 2016 study1 in Scientometrics, Byrne and Labbé reported 48 problematic papers, including the 30 papers that had incorrectly identified nucleotide fragments. These were all written by authors from China.
- epmaybe 8y agoRight, I'm not denying that the story linked was about fraud in China. But nowhere do they state that the problem is limited to Chinese researchers.