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I completely agree with you: collaboration is no crime in science. Obviously, we will both be downvoted to invisibility, because this site's users are fervent n
by knzhou 7y ago
I completely agree with you: collaboration is no crime in science. Obviously, we will both be downvoted to invisibility, because this site's users are fervent nationalists, not scientists.
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- datashow 7y agoYou are a scientist? Maybe you never worked in a university as a full time employee? Faculty are required to report outside jobs, see: https://provost.harvard.edu/statement-outside-activities-holders-academic-appointments https://provost.harvard.edu/statement-outside-activities-hol... Do you know when you accept big grant you also must follow similar rules? Yes, you can collaborate in science, but you do not live in a vacuum, scientists also need to follow the rules of a society.
- matz1 7y agoThe rules itself is egrigeous, that's why there is an incentive for lying in the first place. If the goal is for science, there shouldn't be restriction on working with other country in order to accept grant.
- kube-system 7y agoThen by all means, collaborate. But don't lie to get grant money.
- hluska 7y agoOutright lying != collaboration.