2 ms·
No it is not. Given the rest of the description I find it completely consistent with their modus operandi. Anyway, why delaying results should be considered th
by lmilcin 6y ago
No it is not. Given the rest of the description I find it completely consistent with their modus operandi.
Anyway, why delaying results should be considered the worst transgression? I think dishonesty is the biggest problem here.
- jeffe 6y agoThe many spurious/misleading claims in this paper at least have some plausible deniability through vague language and complexity. Omitting a clear cut falsification of their methodology that they themselves put forward as a challenge is against basic scientific principles.