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It is in nobody's individual interest to switch from an established journal to a new one before at least half of the rest have switched, so nobody does it. Scie
by whatshisface 2y ago
It is in nobody's individual interest to switch from an established journal to a new one before at least half of the rest have switched, so nobody does it. Scientists are also being squeezed within an inch of their lives by the career advancement / funding system leaving no time for the organization of this kind of change.
- RobotToaster 2y agoIt's basically the prisoner's dilemma. Everyone knows what would be best if everyone did it, but doing it while others don't has a negative payoff.
- throwaway14356 2y agoReligions also attempt to explain the universe. The problem begins when new theories, new observations and new stories can no longer be added. It must after all support some form of acceptance initially. The edge science is suppose to have is obvious. Let me make a gesture with my finger in the atmosphere and say: on with it already! Forewards! this one is funny https://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com https://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com