Imagine if your lab buddy told you they sent something like this to another researcher: how would you respond?https://twitter.com/LorenaABarba/status/914834819485495297 …
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No, I heard of it. I also read, among other things, about the whole Florian Jaeger thing.
The scenario I responded to was specifically about my 'lab buddy', so it's about people I know in person and (have to) work with.
I think it should be understandable that if you thought you knew someone and he reveals to you he is a total pig, you try to explain it.
Anyways, I'd hope that if I turned to my lab buddy asking if he was high or needed professional help, he'd understand I wasn't approving.
That's true, but more directly and explicitly disapproving is important. Asking "why do you think what you did is ok?" Often opens your eyes
Not directly disapproving gives this person a chance to find approval in your comments. You have to be clear so they can't twist it.
I apologize if I made the impression I wouldn't be straight forward enough. I assure you he'd get the message.
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