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Posted On: 06/27/2020 6:39:37 PM
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Delay in Patterson's paper: "Big claims require big proof"
I was bemoaning the delay in Patterson's paper to a physics friend. I explained BP had described all the key mechanisms of the disease from soup to nuts and tied it in a bow.
His immediate response was that past physics papers had taught him:
"Big claims require big proof"
It is just a hope, but it could be some journal is poised to publish his paper alongside a link to preprints of the study papers - or even, under the category "correspondence," where unreviewed material can appear, brief study summaries themselves.
I was bemoaning the delay in Patterson's paper to a physics friend. I explained BP had described all the key mechanisms of the disease from soup to nuts and tied it in a bow.
His immediate response was that past physics papers had taught him:
"Big claims require big proof"
It is just a hope, but it could be some journal is poised to publish his paper alongside a link to preprints of the study papers - or even, under the category "correspondence," where unreviewed material can appear, brief study summaries themselves.
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