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by atoav
612 days ago
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Not to be that guy, but this is a typical situation as it occurs a thousand times per week: 1. Scientists make minor progress as part of a multi-year effort, release a paper, paper features overly optimistic outlook to get future funding 2. Institute marketing department both hypes it up and dumbs it down a little 3. Popular science press picks it up and both hypes it up and dumbs it down a little more 4. Scientific literate readers read it and complain TL;DR: Nothing new under the sun |
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