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Some words on mathematical truth, scientific conviction and the sociology of science
Sometime in the bronze age more than one group of humans, including our own Aryan ancestors, discovered that the squares of the two legs of a right triangle sum up to the square of the hypotenuse. This is the famed … Continue reading
Posted in Heathen thought, Life, Scientific ramblings
Tagged biologists, biology, fake blots, fake gels, fake science, fake scientist, history of science, linguistics, philosophy, philosophy of science, science
This time it is the big man’s story
Vidrum was hurrying back to his office after a quick dinner. As he did so he mentally rued the fact that every time he found his way out of one problem in life a new one came upon him. Once … Continue reading
Posted in art, Life
Tagged bad research, biological warfare, cancer biology fraud, cancer research, fake blots, fake science, fake scientist, fraud, image manipulation, small RNA fraud, Story
The fake scientist
He was born in the Gangetic doab in a clan of vaNija-s. He had inherited the skill honed by centuries of selection in business transactions of “cracking the situation”. However, he did not have deep introspective skills or a passion … Continue reading
Posted in Scientific ramblings
Tagged bad research, cancer research, Euro-American science, fake blots, fake gels, fake science, fraud, fraudulent chromatin remodelers, fraudulent enhancer protein interactions, fraudulent methylated histone binding proteins, fraudulent protein-protein interactions, image manipulation
