You know - the rate of global warming doesn't mean that all life on earth will end; just that most life will have challenges in adjusting to the new norm. Of course, there is always the possibility that our current civilization will not be able to cope with the changes - and the chance that humans as a species may not be able to cope....
well, one reason for not aiwnllog post-publication edits is for reproducibility: if I carry out an analysis based on the results published in a paper, and then the paper gets modified and I don't notice it, then it will be difficult to understand what I was doing.Moreover, if a paper gets modified, all the papers that cite it should be revised as well. It is better if major revisions are published as different documents, to me it feels more reproducible.Anyway, thank you for the post, I wasn't following all the debate on the Arsenic-life topic.
I watched this earlier today thanks to Keith Johnson - made my morning. I wish more people would wake up.
You know - the rate of global warming doesn't mean that all life on earth will end; just that most life will have challenges in adjusting to the new norm. Of course, there is always the possibility that our current civilization will not be able to cope with the changes - and the chance that humans as a species may not be able to cope....
That made my day! Thanks for sharing.
Okay, THAT was really good, and must be shared. Thank you!!
well, one reason for not aiwnllog post-publication edits is for reproducibility: if I carry out an analysis based on the results published in a paper, and then the paper gets modified and I don't notice it, then it will be difficult to understand what I was doing.Moreover, if a paper gets modified, all the papers that cite it should be revised as well. It is better if major revisions are published as different documents, to me it feels more reproducible.Anyway, thank you for the post, I wasn't following all the debate on the Arsenic-life topic.