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"John Edser" wrote in message
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> Jim McGinn wrote:-
>
> > The immediacy of this electronic medium allows one to
> > get inside other people's heads in a manner that is
> > not possible in any kind of paper based medium,
> > peer-review based on not. My impression of the
> > journals--what few of them consider the theoretic
> > aspects of evolutionary biology to be worth
> > discussing--is that 99% of the time the respective
> > contributors talk past each other.
>
> JE:-
> I agree.
>
> > JMcG:-
> > They get away with
> > it because the medium, paper publishing, is so slow
> > and unwieldy. You can't get away with much on the
> > internet. On the internet when somebody's being
> > evasive or misleading they get called on it. Maybe
> > this is what these professionals find so threatening
> > about the internet.
>
> JE:-
> I agree. However I will argue that quick rapport
> discussion cannot replace properly constructed
> papers. What is needed is some close connection
> between these complimentary processes. This is why
> I argue sbe is well placed to electronically publish
> sbe peer reviewed papers. It seems like
> a worthwhile experiment for sbe to attempt.
John, eventually you're going to have to come to
terms with the fact that there are no problems with
your thinking/writing for which the solution is
wider circulation. The problems with your
evolutionary thinking/writing are the result of
shortcomings in your approach. They aren't going to
be solved by creating a new venue.
What's really ironic about all of this John is that
I don't think you fully comprehend that under the
constrainsts of peer-review you won't get away with
misusing other people's ideas (Darwin, Popper) the
way you've done so casually here.
Jim
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