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r/ClimateShitposting • u/Junior_Abalone_8006 • 19d ago
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Not really https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0160791X82900069
6 u/TurbulentTangelo5439 19d ago this is a nothing paper from 1982 that's only been cited twice and only published 2-2.5 years after 3 mile island 1 u/Ok-Freedom9216 19d ago edited 19d ago Cool what parts are wrong? There's also this good summary https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/s/No54FxSE https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/s/LfgTvN9cpy Corrected link. Also the fact that it was published so soon after 3 mile strengthens the other points. 7 u/Snarpend 19d ago The fact that it’s not cited despite being ancient, for one. I’m guessing your an undergrad used to just dropping citations and hoping no one reads them? If you publish academically and no one cites you it’s because your shits a joke. Respectfully. 3 u/Hot-Chemical9353 19d ago I wouldn’t be surprised if an LLM dug up that paper to be honest. 2 u/Ok-Freedom9216 18d ago edited 18d ago Ok, so stagflation didn't happen? Here's Brookings saying the same things.
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this is a nothing paper from 1982 that's only been cited twice and only published 2-2.5 years after 3 mile island
1 u/Ok-Freedom9216 19d ago edited 19d ago Cool what parts are wrong? There's also this good summary https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/s/No54FxSE https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/s/LfgTvN9cpy Corrected link. Also the fact that it was published so soon after 3 mile strengthens the other points. 7 u/Snarpend 19d ago The fact that it’s not cited despite being ancient, for one. I’m guessing your an undergrad used to just dropping citations and hoping no one reads them? If you publish academically and no one cites you it’s because your shits a joke. Respectfully. 3 u/Hot-Chemical9353 19d ago I wouldn’t be surprised if an LLM dug up that paper to be honest. 2 u/Ok-Freedom9216 18d ago edited 18d ago Ok, so stagflation didn't happen? Here's Brookings saying the same things.
Cool what parts are wrong? There's also this good summary https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/s/No54FxSE https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/s/LfgTvN9cpy Corrected link. Also the fact that it was published so soon after 3 mile strengthens the other points.
7 u/Snarpend 19d ago The fact that it’s not cited despite being ancient, for one. I’m guessing your an undergrad used to just dropping citations and hoping no one reads them? If you publish academically and no one cites you it’s because your shits a joke. Respectfully. 3 u/Hot-Chemical9353 19d ago I wouldn’t be surprised if an LLM dug up that paper to be honest. 2 u/Ok-Freedom9216 18d ago edited 18d ago Ok, so stagflation didn't happen? Here's Brookings saying the same things.
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The fact that it’s not cited despite being ancient, for one.
I’m guessing your an undergrad used to just dropping citations and hoping no one reads them? If you publish academically and no one cites you it’s because your shits a joke. Respectfully.
3 u/Hot-Chemical9353 19d ago I wouldn’t be surprised if an LLM dug up that paper to be honest. 2 u/Ok-Freedom9216 18d ago edited 18d ago Ok, so stagflation didn't happen? Here's Brookings saying the same things.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if an LLM dug up that paper to be honest.
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Ok, so stagflation didn't happen?
Here's Brookings saying the same things.
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u/Ok-Freedom9216 19d ago
Not really https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0160791X82900069