[stavros]

What were you expecting? I read that as "a bug in the Seaborn graphing library caused wrong conclusions" and don't understand what other interpretations there are.

[CoastalCoder]

I'd never heard of the Seaborn library. And since Seaborn is the first word of the title, I assumed it was capitalized for that reason only.

So I thought the article would be about some ocean-faring insect or microbe that somehow affected scientists' mental acuity.

[denton-scratch]

This is what I was expecting. And the title of this HN article is not the same as the title of the linked Arxiv report.

[mathgradthrow]

Ailment transmitted at sea has somehow made science less impactful.

[stavros]

Ahhh, "sea-borne bug", that makes sense, thanks!

[mathgradthrow]

alternatively seaborn as in where this insect was born. but an even weirder statement

[SideburnsOfDoom]

I have never heard of the Seaborn graphing library; I was curious as to how a marine virus or bacterium could cause a "finding of declining disruptiveness". maybe a similar mechanism to Toxoplasma gondii?