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>Or released in one of those journals that most of cannot access Go down to your local university library. Go over to one of the computers (or hop on the wifi)
by archgoon 15y ago
>Or released in one of those journals that most of cannot access
Go down to your local university library. Go over to one of the computers (or hop on the wifi). Read the article. Email it to yourself. Not that hard now was it?
This is not ideal, but it's not that you _cannot_ access it, it's just not convenient.
- batpad 15y agouh.. and what if you're in India? uhh .. apply for a Visa at your local consulate, hop onto a plane, go down to the library ... not very convenient, innit? I'm sorry, but academic data walled up in closed journals (im sorry you live in a coccoon where you think everyone has a local university library) is malicious withholding of information - i dont imply that malice exists on the part of the scientist publication, but of the larger system - smug statements that data available only to experts will save the 'wise ones' from useless questions and let them do work or so, are, i think, retarded. any-how, just my personal opinion.
- archgoon 15y agoInterlibrary Loan. There are places in the world that don't have internet either you know.