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How Technology Speeds Up the Hunt for Bad Science - WSJ
https://www.wsj.com/tech/scientific-papers-imagetwin-proofig-image-scanning-4eae1aad?mod=tech_lead_pos5
https://archive.md/DobBI


science guys been doing dat like forever...


when i was in high school
my science teacher told me
if i made copies of images
in science books for
a biology book he was writing
he would pass me in class.




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