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There’s no reason to throw away authority. Should something be not questioned because it was published in Nature? No, of course not. But should it be given the
by azinman2 3y ago
There’s no reason to throw away authority. Should something be not questioned because it was published in Nature? No, of course not. But should it be given the benefit of doubt? For sure. It’s extremely difficult to publish in nature, with a super rigorous process behind it. Peoples careers are made by publishing in such a journal, and extremely few are so lucky.
Not all journals or researchers are equal. Reputation is an important filter. In the very long run truth will emerge. In the short term, however, it’s one of our best signals.
- resource_waste 3y ago>There’s no reason to throw away authority The Catholic Church appreciates your confidence. Science weeps.