just a sad girl looking for laugh-out-louds

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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • I’ve done that a handful of times. It’s only happened when I’ve been on full mental autopilot and totally distracted with other things.

    The more frustrating part about it is that my acquaintances notice and figure if I slip up, then it’s more okay if they slip up from time to time too. And yeah, I try not to give people too much grief if they make mistakes, but, like… Please try not to make mistakes.
















  • I don’t think it’s an objective metric. Based on my experience, they talk amongst each other at research institutions, conferences, and through journal articles. If someone claims “most experts think x” when in reality most experts do not, then most experts hearing it will probably speak up about how wrong it is, shoot it down during peer review, or publish scathing critiques in response to it.

    A “most experts” proclamation that aligns with reality will also cite several prior publications that have also been read and cited widely, which shows the idea has kinda stood the test of time.

    Source: I been in the game a while, despite several attempts to escape. I do wonder if other fields have more objective approaches.