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Why is that a blunder of any important magnitude? As a physicist I do not think so. It's actually pretty common to make mistakes like that in physics. And physi
by bowsamic 4y ago
Why is that a blunder of any important magnitude? As a physicist I do not think so. It's actually pretty common to make mistakes like that in physics. And physicists are not particularly careful about their presentations, even very important ones. We don't have the sense to care much about this things. "Official Nobel presentation" is still seen as "just a talk"
- maxnoe 4y agoNot the reaction I got from my colleagues, they were all just like "WTF, how can this happen?"
- alephu5 4y agoDid you add a typo as a joke?
- SiempreViernes 4y agoWere they all German Physicists? Leave Hans alone, he's chill.
- hwestiii 4y agoSomeone’s job in PR is to get the facts right in the press releases. Like referring to first American President as “Gerald Washington”
- bowsamic 4y agoWas there a PR person to vet this presentation?