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This comes up a lot, and there is truth to it. But my flippant response is usually "the ones that aren't that important". In just the past two months we've seen
by ihnorton 13y ago
This comes up a lot, and there is truth to it. But my flippant response is usually "the ones that aren't that important".
In just the past two months we've seen examples of the system working well for both reproduction (CRISPR) and invalidation (acid bath-induced pluripotency) of spectacular results.
- tdaltonc 13y agoThose are victories, but I wouldn't credit them to peer review. I think of "peer review" as what happens between a manuscript being submitted and it being published.