#and theft

[a-horse-eating-radish]

Why is Vere the least liked li in this fandom? My boy has done no wrong, unlike that stinky stinky man with the bowl cut lookin hair (Cough cough Leander cough)

[fake-married-my-dead-fiance]

For those watching Doctor Slump who may not be in a scientific field... what Min Kyung-min did was incredibly shitty but not uncommon. It's also definitely fraud.

The word my subtitles are using is "dissertation", but since those are uncommon in medicine, I'm pretty sure Ha-neul is writing a scientific research paper intended for publication. Anyone hoping to become a professor would need to publish frequently. The rules for authorship are that anyone who has made a major intellectual contribution to the paper are supposed to be included as an author. It is common to sometimes add authors who are just in the lab group, the bigger problem is leaving someone off.

However, sole authorship is "better" and so at the end of grad school, your professor may encourage you to write a paper yourself. Kyung-min wanted that sole authorship but didn't do the work. If anything, Ha-neul deserved sole authorship. It's likely that Kyung-min was editing a draft and just submitted the paper without Ha-neul noticing.

Anyway, I have watched this sort of thing happen and I've heard horror stories about it. Science can be cutthroat, but I've been lucky to always work with people who were happy to share authorship. I've even been given authorship in some borderline cases because the primary authors wanted to be as inclusive as possible.

[gh0ulsh4rk]

hear me out,,, right? 

In order to defeat my enemy.. I must study my enemy, then BECOME my enemy, then move in with my enemy and wear my enemies cloth- oh, yeah no I just made an Invader Zim oc, sorry about poor quality and my lack of SKILLZ, I just love my son, look at him go!

[hyperfixatedsoup]

i can not express my HATRED for AI art enough, get that shit off my tl

[anenragedenchilada]

"What are your pronouns?"

All of them. They're mine, I took them fair and square.

I'm not sharing.

[soupjug]

We're both aromantic he/shes 😳

What crimes we committing 👀

arson ♥️

[plantanarchy]

i find it kind of interesting that many people who believe that non-coercive treatment is more compassionate and effective at training behaviors in animals don't carry that reasoning over to their politics. why would handler coercion lead to upset, confused, and mentally shutdown animals but state coercion is "just how society works" or "a necessary evil" for humans?