TechEcho

One day, I really hope (ha!) that these scamming, lying, cheating types are so easily caught that the juice isn't worth the squeeze. I know it's a bit naive, but maybe the George Santos, Anna Delvey, SBF, etc that run their little scams and get caught is a lesson for them.But this suing the person for revealing the scam is right up there with criminals suing their victims.

Suing to cover up scientific fraud? That's a new one.I'll await the inevitable BobbyBroccoli video in 5 years.

Streisand Effect in full swing.

> a visiting professor at Colorado State UniversityMight be a challenge to find a replacement in time to teach winter quarter.

The judgement from the court of appeal in French overturns a previous ruling that the suit was not admissible.

I love using slop from the government to attack other slop. The only prosocial use of "science" these days.

Can we take a moment to respect the poetry of their respective names: Solal is shining light on Shadi's practices. Sun and Shade. :chefs kiss:

Suing to cover up scientific fraud? That's a new one.I'll await the inevitable BobbyBroccoli video in 5 years.

Streisand Effect in full swing.

> a visiting professor at Colorado State UniversityMight be a challenge to find a replacement in time to teach winter quarter.

The judgement from the court of appeal in French overturns a previous ruling that the suit was not admissible.

I love using slop from the government to attack other slop. The only prosocial use of "science" these days.

Can we take a moment to respect the poetry of their respective names: Solal is shining light on Shadi's practices. Sun and Shade. :chefs kiss:

Professor in Jordan sues sleuth who exposed citation anomalies

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Professor in Jordan sues sleuth who exposed citation anomalies

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