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1. smarx0+hv[view] [source] 2022-01-29 20:21:20
>>tagoll+(OP)
Au contraire, academia has worked out how to reliably communicate at scale: publishing peer-reviewed articles in journals.
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2. jpeloq+4S[view] [source] 2022-01-29 22:51:26
>>smarx0+hv
The use of 7–9 year training periods (5 years PhD + 2–4 years postdoc) means a journal article's author and their scientific readership have a lot of shared knowledge and culture, which probably increases the reliability of communication. I agree that pre-publication feedback from peers also helps.
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