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feikname | 4 years ago
I did completely read what was available to me without having an account.
> The AUTHORS of the original paper got a dataset from a company. They didn't assume the fraud from the start and published the paper based on it.
My comment is not about who the culprit is or isn't. Indeed, I don't mention anything about it.
Rather, it's about how, as the title says, a WIDELY cited paper has fabricated data following rather (IMO) obvious red flag patterns and none of the people -who cited the paper- raised issues about that.
Thus, I questioned whether scientists read or not the papers they cite in the parent post. The question is not a judgment, I'm just truly curious since I'm not part of the formal academia, just an undergraduate.
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