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RE: How scientific research gets published, and how you can know how to trust it

in #science7 years ago

Yeah, that is of course true, but it all depends on the content of course :) It just sounds like a huge amount when you read 20 every day; that must have taken so many hours. But as you're saying, it's nice if you are passionate about it!

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Yeah it can be time consuming but I just love to read practices and ideas of people who share the my passion....
I am an engineer and it always intrigues me to read other engineer's work and methodology...Every time you read some one else's work you learn something new and unique...
And that's how science progressed over the ages; sharing the ideas!

That's true! Reading about how the great minds before you solved the issues they faced is a good way to learn a lot about the things you are studying. The method part is especially important (at least for biology), since it can teach us to solve problems in a different way then we normally would.