Relativity and Cosmology

    

The Publication Challenge – Journal Editors and Reviewers Need to be as Perceptive as Einstein

Authors: Henok Tadesse

Scientific genius is not only about creating original ideas. It is equally about the ability to instantly recognize novel ideas proposed by others, from a maze of wrong ideas. These qualities are intimately related and, in fact, may be two sides of the same coin. Einstein had both these qualities. The process of scientific publication is crucial for the advancement of science and should be effective in its goal of communicating new ideas to the scientific community. The great majority of today’s mainstream physicists controlling journal publications have neither of these qualities. Journal editors and reviewers need to have a good perception of possible new insights in submitted papers. Science needs more Einsteins, not more Einstein followers.

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