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Recently I've spent far more time than I care to pondering this concept...
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I've just spent part of this evening pondering a commentary in the new issue of the journal Science by fellow Sciencebloggers Chris Mooney and Matt Nisbet called "Framing Science." (The paper is behind a firewall--yeck--but Matt has expounded on similar notes here.) They argue that scientists make…
Sorry for the slow posting this week, but work has been a bit intense, and I've also had some
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be a bit less insane next week. In the meantime, here's a random bunch of weird music I've been…
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It's been an exciting week here at Signout. Now that I am back from my unannounced sabblogtical (yeah, I made that up), I've tended to some much-needed housekeeping. To wit, the blogroll has been pruned of defunct and outdated links. Now you may futz around all up in the sidebar without fear. Futz…
Is self-plagiarism re-using the code? How is this different from text re-using?
Good question.
So, does this thing work?
A little out of date but relevant:
http://blogs.nature.com/news/2012/04/eminent-chemist-denies-self-plagia…
The perspective has been officially retracted by the journal.