On Aug 24, 2011, at 11:00 AM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:

>> His peers from the university he works at adjudged him not guilty in 3 of 4
>> areas.  Yup, I've been put at ease.
> 
> In science you are always judged by your peers.

        That's what makes it a conspiracy!  ;-)

        For the record, I didn't post this to sway the deniers; I'm convinced 
that they will cling to anything, real or imaginary, rather than open their 
minds. They start with their opinion, and then pick and choose those things 
that support that opinion, and twist or ignore those that don't.

        My only purpose in posting that is for the people who actually are able 
to weigh different bits of information and form an opinion. Since the review 
was about academic propriety, of course the people to judge that would be the 
people who set and enforce those standards.


-- Ed Leafe




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