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Boiled down to the core essence, science is about testing ideas to see if they work. Peer review is not part of this process, they rarely if ever attempt repli
by lupusreal 3y ago
Boiled down to the core essence, science is about testing ideas to see if they work. Peer review is not part of this process, they rarely if ever attempt replication during the peer review process; and so they inevitably end up rejecting new ideas without even trying them. This isn't science.
- marginalia_nu 3y agoThankfully you can just keep submitting the same paper to different journals until someone is too busy to read it and just approves it blindly. The academic publication shitshow giveth and the academic publication shitshow taketh away.
- H8crilA 3y agoThe futile quest for algorithmification of truth, and the loopholes that make the system work again despite having an impossible objective in the first place. Couldn't have been any different - in fact we can take this as evidence that AI has not taken over science yet.