Compressed everything I learned about how life sciences work in the last year (and 100+ interviews) into 6000 words:https://guzey.com/how-life-sciences-actually-work/ …
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the post took a quote from
@cshalizi out of context to make roughly the opposite point from the one he was making http://bactra.org/weblog/practical-peer-review.html …2 replies 0 retweets 5 likes -
thanks so much! I read the
@cshalizi's post except for the last paragraph, having forgotten that he turns around and says that peer review is good. I still disagree but I removed his quote from the post because this is indeed misrepresentation.1 reply 0 retweets 3 likes -
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(would you mind acknowledging you somewhere in the appendix -- will add a section on edits/mistakes?)
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Go ahead, thanks for fixing
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took thousands of people to read the essay before someone noticed this smh.....
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this can be interpreted as an argument against peer review! :) I had >10 people read the draft before publication because prior experience shows that 2-3 careful readers almost never catch even the majority of problems
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This actually brings up my disagreement with the substance of that section. This *is* peer review. “Post-publication peer review”. What people object to is pre-pub peer review, which we’re already getting away from thanks to arXiv & bioRxiv
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