Another way of suppressing
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Remember a scientific experiment should be repeatable in order to be credible. How were you allowed to present it on this forum?” The young man was not shocked by this broadside but had the presence of mind to tell a story that had a bearing on the answer to the question. The fox, however, had his wits in place to invite the wolf to his cave where he would be able to meet his collaborator.”Another way of suppressing rival ideas in favour of your own is to organise peer groups sympathetic to you. If you could move it a further six inches towards me, I will be happy to accept your gift. Nowhere is this stated so explicitly as in our Bhagavad Gita. Consider the following event. He was Cambridge University’s Senior Wrangler in Maths in 1959. If Professor X is the most “influential” scientist around then he will see to it that suitable persons are appointed as reviewers so as to put a brake on the progress of supporters of the rival Professor Y. His application was rejected for three reasons. And independently of him a second hostile reviewer commented that the ideas proposed were so radical that no young scientists like post-docs or research students should work on them.
Remember a scientific experiment should be repeatable in order to be credible. How were you allowed to present it on this forum?” The young man was not shocked by this broadside but had the presence of mind to tell a story that had a bearing on the answer to the question. The fox, however, had his wits in place to invite the wolf to his cave where he would be able to meet his collaborator.”Another way of suppressing rival ideas in favour of your own is to organise peer groups sympathetic to you. If you could move it a further six inches towards me, I will be happy to accept your gift. Nowhere is this stated so explicitly as in our Bhagavad Gita. Consider the following event. He was Cambridge University’s Senior Wrangler in Maths in 1959. If Professor X is the most “influential” scientist around then he will see to it that suitable persons are appointed as reviewers so as to put a brake on the progress of supporters of the rival Professor Y. His application was rejected for three reasons. And independently of him a second hostile reviewer commented that the ideas proposed were so radical that no young scientists like post-docs or research students should work on them.
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