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BTW If you are wondering what this is doing here; it does improve your mental ability and betters brains mean better decision making, so in a very indirect way this could help the environment.. If you want to learn more directly about the environment I suggest you download our Green Dictionary app.
Why did he really quit? I know of no journal editor who has resigned over a published paper. Even if they found the paper to be full of errors, that has never been good enough reason to quit in the past. Journals publish bad science all the time, the editors don't quit over it, so why did this guy really quit? I don’t believe this paper by Spencer was the real reason, this does not pass the sniff test. I’m sorry but there is something else going on here that we’re not hearing about. I smell a rat.
ON Mon, 5 Sep 11, 3:36pm probably from Canada Reply to this comment
Hi Klem, I know it stinks. It looks like there might be an internal conflict of interest caused by him having a project funded that operates on the basis that the findings of the paper are incorrect... Might be some interesting FOI's to undertake.
ON Tue, 6 Sep 11, 4:57am probably from United States Reply to this comment
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