/sci/ - Science & Math

When was the last time you actually read a proper scientific paper?
"Actually read" means not just skimming the abstract and conclusion to see if it "agrees" with you and then spamming the link in internet arguments.

My guess is that maybe 2-5% of regular /sci/ posters have at all. Even among those studying STEM fields (as myself) it's very rare to read papers

Hey guys, I'm looking for any peer reviewed research on the efficacy of probiotic based cleaning solutions (like for counter tops and such). I don't have a university login anymore :( can you guys help?

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To elaborate my position in support of the topics I have listed you will find it interesting to know that we have never discovered a planet larger than the smallest known star. If planets are undergoing expansion (there is supporting evidence)
once they reach enough mass they can become stars. Under strong gravitational pressures it is possible to sustain cold-fusion reactions on the surface. (research LENR or CANR for info). Electric Universe model is also a good area to research.

i have no hesitation to embrace the truth even if it is radicaly differing with the common views on a subject
to get to the truth much data is needed or no great certainty can be had though many guesses can be formed in the effort of the developement of a theory
i would desire to know the geography of its place of origin
specificaly lakes and bodies of water
..my point?
look at the front of this 'plane' and see that it is highly probable that the dipection is of a flying fish(those are eyes)
take a moment to get to know the anatomy of these fish and the artwork styles of the people who produced this
have you even bothered to look at the creatures and items common to the geographic area in the given time of its origin?
any sea going people would have known of these fish in certain reigions
real science dosent avoid the data(while also true that lots of the /sci/ faithful are defectivly dependant of their textbooks to be gospel truth)

that said i am well aware of many many covert efforts to supress historical data originating from various sources i.e. vatican, smithsonian, national geographic, public television, nasa.. the list goes on and on and on
you seem to me to want to know of these efforts i am refering to but i bet.. that if your life depended on it.. you could not identify a single real one
such is the nature of supression of data
..who do you think saw to it this image was common while others are less so
there is a great effort to deface the truth on several subjects
nice effort but come back with something more corectly being supressed next time

How is the electrical engineering job outlook? I want to go into electrical engineering but fear outsourcing and getting underpaid with today's economy. Any tips on how to survive? Accounting is my second (backup) option since it is better pay from what I have read but there are scientific experiments I'd like to conduct.

what's your source for peer reviewed articles?