Crowdsourcing and Scientific Truth

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Submitted by ygslash on Sunday May 06, 2012 @08:52AM

ygslash writes "In an opinion piece in the New York Times Sunday Review, Jack Hitt states that comments posted to on-line articles, and elsewhere on line, have de facto become an important factor in what is accepted as scientific truth. Some scientists expressed strong disagreement — in the comments section of the article."

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