OK, I read the article, wondered a bit, then started to read the responses (first aligning with the one "April Fools' in December?"). I mean, what's the point o

OK, I read the article, wondered a bit, then started to read the responses (first aligning with the one "April Fools' in December?"). I mean, what's the point of asking people to jump from airplanes on the ground, write a study on it, and waste everybody's time But then, reading other responses, and taking into account the name of the journal, and the fact that it did get published, I realized it's a very good example of a flawed study, where everybody see a flaw because it's evident, whereas in other studies a flaw of the same magnitude might be quite difficult to see (I could give quite a few examples from my field).