Ehhhh. Not at all true. Or at least that's maybe 50% true. Many high impact papers in my field, including "holy grail" type papers, have been published in "low

Ehhhh. Not at all true. Or at least that's maybe 50% true. Many high impact papers in my field, including "holy grail" type papers, have been published in "low tier" journals. Some scientists would much rather publish quality research in a timely manner than go through the Nature review process and waste a lot of their time. It's extremely dependent on the disposition of the lead author. For the record I can't at all speak to the quality of this research paper, I'm only trying to address this comment specifically.