freesciencenow

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by freesciencenow 15y ago
Paywalls for scientific research are evil. Full text here: http://209.20.67.195/misc/powerlaws.pdf (See profile for why I do what I do.)
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by freesciencenow 15y ago
As my profile says, "I do this both to help the discussion and as an act of civil disobedience." Was there something more you wanted to know?
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by freesciencenow 15y ago
Paywalls for scientific research are evil. Here's the full paper: http://209.20.67.195/misc/littleexercise.pdf (See profile for why I do what I do.)
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by freesciencenow 15y ago
Paywalls for scientific research are evil. Here's a copy of the paper: http://209.20.67.195/misc/lamc3.pdf (See my profile for why I do what I do.)
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by freesciencenow 16y ago
Paper seems to be behind a paywall. I've copied the full version here: http://209.20.67.195/misc/memoryenhancement.pdf See my profile for why I do what I do. Please email me to let me know when my services are needed.
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by freesciencenow 16y ago
While I didn't downvote him, I agree with the downvoters. His substantive claims about how the research/peer review system works -- upon which is entire argument is based -- are factually incorrect.
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by freesciencenow 16y ago
Paywalls for scientific research are evil. http://209.20.67.195/misc/sastri-identification.pdf (I intend to do this regularly; see bio.)
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by freesciencenow 16y ago
Yes, regular. However, I hope this isn't gonna be a throw-away login: I've done this before with my regular account, and plan to do it every time I see a link posted where the paper is behind a paywall, both to help the discussion and as an
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by freesciencenow 16y ago
As another comment mentioned, the full paper is subscriber-only. Paywalls for scientific research are evil. Do something people. Here: http://209.20.67.195/misc/nature08978.pdf