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Then publish a paper and cite it from the Wikipedia page? I find it astonishing that you seem to be arguing against the current body of documented research into
by rlpb 5y ago
Then publish a paper and cite it from the Wikipedia page? I find it astonishing that you seem to be arguing against the current body of documented research into the topic and without citation. Do you not think that the existing literature has already considered your revelation? What does the existing literature have to say about it?
Edit: I mean, what I see here is:
<parent> Here's the existing body of research on this topic.
<jacquesm> I disagree.
How does this add to the discussion?
- jacquesm 5y agoI think you misread my comment.
- Talanes 5y agoIt's a single study, which is still only presented as a counterpoint to the "nothing could digest lignin yet" hypothesis in the Wikipedia article that the parent linked. That HARDLY counts as "the existing body of research on this topic." What are YOU adding to the conversation? At least the gp comment was engaging with the intuitive reasoning line of the topic, you're just aggressively nitpicking people over your own misreadings.