I recently reviewed a paper, for a prestigious journal. Paper was clearly from the academic mill. It was horrible. They had a small experimental engine, and they wrote 10 papers about it. Results were all normalized and relative, key test conditions not even mentioned, all described in general terms… and I couldn’t even be sure if the authors were real (korean authors, names are all Park, Kim and Lee). I hate where we arrived in scientific publishing.
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s'eKo@lemmy.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•On the Internet, what is a dead giveaway that someone is actually a kid?English
4·2 years agoWill to live lol also they don’t write lol
The issue is profit motive is inherent in capitalism. Businesses and government work on the same resources (money in this case). Businesses do everything they can to maximize profits, then they use the profits to buy government and ensure they keep business as usual. Power corrupts. So they don’t offer living wage, they cut costs, they pollute and they collude. And in law, these businesses are legal entities too. They are afforded the legal status yet if an actual person did what a business does, he would be put away for a long time. Businesses act as psychoes yet people glorify being a successful business owner. Being successful in this system means that you exploited the most and you are the most psycho. Congrats then I guess.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Second largest Lemmy instance preemptively un-friends FacebookEnglish
213·3 years agoYes please! No more power to evil corporations. I don’t want my server to add interaction to them and help drive their agenda.
I was there, 3000 years ago \o/


I try to avoid reviews, but the editor is a close friend of mine and i’m an expert of the topic. The manuscript was only missing the date