Most research papers are likely ad valid as an average reddit point.
Getting published is a circlejerk, and rarely are they properly tested, or does anyone actually read them.
this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2024
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Who says theyβre not?
This is a damn good question!
Those research papers are expensive to procure ethically, I'd imagine
It won't worm. Autocomplete can't make new information.
Because scientific journals are paywalled - gibberish on Reddit is free*.
*Content is free unless you get caught and sued.