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While I agree with your other points, I have yet to attend a physics conference where I'm asked to provide my slides a priori.

• tptacek 8y ago
  I'm not suggesting he had to, just that he in several ways went out of his way to make sure nobody knew what he was going to say. It's not like the workshop accepted his talk knowing he'd be presenting a contrarian view; had they know, they would not have accepted him.
  • davrosthedalek 8y ago
    Yes, but adding fictive ways to your "several ways" makes it disingenuous. The things he did different from the normal process (title, abstract etc.) are enough to show that he deceived CERN.
    • tptacek 8y ago
      Sure! Sorry, I didn't mean to sound like I thought you didn't have a point.