Marokkaan
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Thus carefully glossing over the fact that you don't have a good counter-argument to the observation, documented in the Harrit et al paper, that their samples release more than the maximum possible energy from a thermite reaction, and therefore cannot be thermite.
No i dont discuss with u about an peer reviewed article. The only thing u can convince with it, is to place a link of a peer reviewed article, that refutes the article.
Its simple as that.
Thats the problem of debunkers. They dont like science research. They like to chitchat without thinking about the rules of science research.
The ridiculous point I was trying to make is that you are demanding that 7.5 is less than 4 unless a peer-reviewed article says so.
ITs indeed ridiculous, to use numbers as example.
No, I'm not. The paper was not adequately peer reviewed, a fact that is well documented. It is therefore of no weight.
Lets not talk about the nist report and the peer review proces LOL
But if u have problems with the peer reviewed article and u dont believe it.
Than u have just more reasons, to start a refute article.
The people who wrote the article, are not britney spears or the local dentist.
No those people have experience with succesful placing peer reviewed articles in their history.
So you cant say, its nutcase and they are crazy and put them away. That too naive.
You have to take this people serious, so refute the article too proof you have right.
That's a remarkably stupid comment. I don't believe that Bentham followed the normal peer-review process because the editor-in-chief, who was responsible for ensuring that the paper was fully peer-reviewed, stated that she hadn't seen the paper prior to publication. You're effectively saying that, if that argument's correct, then I can't use it. That's absurd.
But let's suppose we can't accept the testimony of the editor-in-chief, on this or any other subject. We can't, therefore, assume that any article published under her tenure was peer-reviewed properly, because she was responsible for peer-review, and she can't be trusted. So how do you like that cleft stick? Either the editor-in-chief is untrustworthy, in which case we can't assume that the Harrit et al paper was properly peer reviewed, or the editor-in-chief is trustworthy, in which case we can be certain that it wasn't. In either case, we can ignore it, as all reputable scientists have. Or, if we choose, we can read it, and notice that its results contradict the conclusions its authors claim to draw from them.
And that, whatever absurd sophistries the truth movement dream up to try to invalidate it, is the actual state of the world here. Nobody who matters takes any of it seriously.
Dave
You really think when she stayed, the fake journal would never be accepted ? LOL
Its nice talking about bentham. But im curious about NIST, tell me more about it