The most effective thing is to continuously repeat the truth, just as they continuously repeat lies. In one country, state officials are so upset that they call social networks: those damn social networks. :)) We have seen that the most effective are your vodka tests and the like. Such tests cause enthusiasm among the people, while at the same time effectively pointing out the farce of the tests. And the farce of the experts. I see that on one profile, the vodka test has 2M views. ❤️❤️❤️
This quote from Ayn Rand discusses guild socialism, but I can't think of anything that more accurately describes the cesspit of peer review in today's universities and laboratories:
"If there is any one way to confess one's own mediocrity, it is the willingness to place one's work in the absolute power of a group, particularly a group of one's professional colleagues. Of any forms of tyranny, this is the worst; it is directed against a single human attribute: the mind—and against a single enemy: the innovator. The innovator, by definition, is the man who challenges the established practices of his profession. To grant a professional monopoly to any group, is to sacrifice human ability and abolish progress; to advocate such a monopoly, is to confess that one has nothing to sacrifice. Guild socialism is the rule of, by, and for mediocrity. Its cause is a society's intellectual collapse; its consequence is a quagmire of stagnation; its historical example is the guild system of the Middle Ages."
Today's example is the entire rotten edifice of The Science™, which has been destroyed from within by intellectual termites.
The most effective thing is to continuously repeat the truth, just as they continuously repeat lies. In one country, state officials are so upset that they call social networks: those damn social networks. :)) We have seen that the most effective are your vodka tests and the like. Such tests cause enthusiasm among the people, while at the same time effectively pointing out the farce of the tests. And the farce of the experts. I see that on one profile, the vodka test has 2M views. ❤️❤️❤️
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This quote from Ayn Rand discusses guild socialism, but I can't think of anything that more accurately describes the cesspit of peer review in today's universities and laboratories:
"If there is any one way to confess one's own mediocrity, it is the willingness to place one's work in the absolute power of a group, particularly a group of one's professional colleagues. Of any forms of tyranny, this is the worst; it is directed against a single human attribute: the mind—and against a single enemy: the innovator. The innovator, by definition, is the man who challenges the established practices of his profession. To grant a professional monopoly to any group, is to sacrifice human ability and abolish progress; to advocate such a monopoly, is to confess that one has nothing to sacrifice. Guild socialism is the rule of, by, and for mediocrity. Its cause is a society's intellectual collapse; its consequence is a quagmire of stagnation; its historical example is the guild system of the Middle Ages."
Today's example is the entire rotten edifice of The Science™, which has been destroyed from within by intellectual termites.