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If it had failed it would've been a top science news. Every scientist dreams about the day when they're mentioned as "(...)'s experiment puts Newton's law of g
by yongjik 6mo ago
If it had failed it would've been a top science news. Every scientist dreams about the day when they're mentioned as "(...)'s experiment puts Newton's law of gravity in jeopardy."
- ricksunny 6mo agoWould it? Or would it be treated as an errant experiment by either the journal or the experimentalists themselves, foregoing publishing until they had a result that was better aligned with established norms? Rightly or wrongly, I expect that stakeholders would tend to invoke Sagan’s ECREE over the course of the publication process.
- ykonstant 5mo agoYes. Yes, it would. This is so tiring.
- ricksunny 5mo agoIt is not my intention to induce fatigue in anyone, though I am impressed that a reply comment in a forum is capable of doing so.
- alirezaxdehghan 5mo agonow I'm tired too
- ricksunny 5mo agoI hope you manage to get some rest after the tiring tribulations people pose on forums.