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    937 KB Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:15 No.206745  
    What journals does /sci/ read?
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:17 No.206752
    Journals are useless.
    Just read a goddamn newspaper instead.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:20 No.206764
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    i like ACIEE
    >> Feels !Goodman9pQ 02/06/10(Sat)19:22 No.206772
    4chan
    >> Beatrice !cuQ.1SfV9g 02/06/10(Sat)19:24 No.206785
    New Scientist is complete trash and nothing but pop science. I remember in the past they kept having pointless articles about Second Life, making it out to be some futuristic alternative reality word...

    In a more recent issue, the mathematics article was not actually about mathematics, but contrivedly trying to find metaphors for complex numbers in Alice in Wonderland.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:27 No.206798
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    >Journals are useless.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:28 No.206802
    >>206785
    complex numbers in alice in wonderland?
    Also one teacher of mine tried to explain Z transforms using star wars
    >> Feels !Goodman9pQ 02/06/10(Sat)19:30 No.206811
    >>206772
    o rly?
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:31 No.206813
    >>206785
    I read that article, it was actually rather good. It may not of actually belonged in a scientific journal, but it was hardly contrived given the circumstances of the author and the time he was writing.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:32 No.206817
    >>206772
    >>206811
    oh you
    >> Feels !Goodman9pQ 02/06/10(Sat)19:33 No.206820
    >>206811
    Yeah, really.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:33 No.206823
    >>206745
    sciam
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:37 No.206840
    Well I read the ones that come with my science course for people interested in extra reading and I read new scientist because my college library has a subscription. Don't read scientific American much because the import is unreliable.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:39 No.206853
    Used to read Discover and SciAm, but realized there was too much filler and too little pure science. Also, some of the articles are years behind.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:40 No.206862
    ZOMG none! I only look for the papers I need.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:41 No.206864
    Popular Science, just to marvel at the stuff that rarely happens
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)19:41 No.206867
    Regularly: Science, Nature, Language, Cladistics.

    Various others every now and again.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)20:01 No.206955
    PRL

    Nature is for biofags.
    >> Anonymous 02/06/10(Sat)20:09 No.206981
    >>206955
    >implying I'm a biologist
    >> Filenamefag !miN8mVXG4s 02/06/10(Sat)20:11 No.206993
    Nature

    PLoS, because it's free

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