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Old 02-10-2008, 02:32 PM   #85
MelBridgeman
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Originally Posted by Lanny_MacDonald View Post
Wow, you really got me there. Dr. Horton's opinion on the peer review process, and he doesn't like the whole process. Poor guy, must have had several papers rejected. Fact of the matter is that the peer review process is all of those things that Horton says and more. Anyone who has submitted what they thought was a good paper only to see it rejected and torn to pieces is sure to be jaded. Its not a fun process to go through. Unfortunately it is the best and most accepted way of proving your data to be valid. If someone can suggest a better way of making scientists prove the validity of their work, feel free to post one. I'd certainly like to take it and forward it to my university for evaluation. Having said that, it is still the only process that identifies valid work in the scientific community. Cry all you want, but that's the way it is.

Now how did you put that? Soak that up buttercup.
My Bad! I should of made that assumption myself based on no evidence. round and round you go. Also he may have been paid by Big Oil to say that. I have no source, and niether do my sources, sources, but they have all been peered reviewed, whoever those peers might be we dont know.. but it must be right?
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