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They had two (or a small number of) high-profile incidents. There have been thousands and thousands of researchers at those Universities during the tenure of th
by matthewdgreen 2y ago
They had two (or a small number of) high-profile incidents. There have been thousands and thousands of researchers at those Universities during the tenure of those specific researchers. I'm open to an argument that these behaviors are more widespread than the 1/10,000 that these numbers would suggest. But even if it's 10x or 100x worse, that's still around 1%. Not "pervasive."
- izacus 2y agoIt's the other way around - this behaviour is so normalized and so common, that it's outright not reported on because it's such a part of daily academic work.
- matthewdgreen 2y agoYou have evidence for small rates of fraud, but you have feelings that suggest the numbers are enormous? And nobody reports on outright fraud? This is not my experience, and certainly not even remotely scientific.