The noble art of turning fabrications into publications that will never be read, cited, or replicated.
The noble art of turning fabrications into publications that will never be read, cited, or replicated.
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The quiet agreement among academics that p-hacking isn’t cheating—it’s just “creative statistics.”
What happens when “publish or perish” meets “make shit up or perish slower.”
The secret sauce behind half the headlines you read: “New study shows…” followed six months later by “New study retracted…”
When a professor or student fakes data so perfectly it gets published in Nature—until someone else tries to replicate it and the whole paper evaporates like morning mist.