Does rice milk or milk from grain-fed cows emit less methane?

[Gwaithmir]

What about milk made from soy beans?

[FlatAssembler]

Of course, to fully understand how science works, you probably need to publish some papers in hard science. But even publishing a paper in soft science (linguistics...) or engineering (computer science...) helps against being an idiot.

Publishing scientific papers isn’t so much about understanding how science works as it is about understanding how science publishing works.

Boru

But science publishing is the core of science. Peer-review is the core of science. So is the discrimination based on p-values.

[FlatAssembler]

What about milk made from soy beans?

I think it has similar effects to the oat milk.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Publishing scientific papers isn’t so much about understanding how science works as it is about understanding how science publishing works.

Boru

But science publishing is the core of science. Peer-review is the core of science. So is the discrimination based on p-values.

None of that is true.

If it’s available, I’d like to see an English translation of the journal that published your paper. All I can find are Czech versions, which are useless to me.

Boru

[The Valkyrie]

What about milk made from soy beans?

Have you seen the little stools you have to sit on to milk soy beans?

They're bad for your back!

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

What about milk made from soy beans?

I think it has similar effects to the oat milk.

Fella walks into a coffee bar in Scotland and orders a latte with oat milk. ‘Sorry, laddie,’ says the barista, ‘but I cannae make a latte wi’ oot milk.’

Boru

[FlatAssembler]

But science publishing is the core of science. Peer-review is the core of science. So is the discrimination based on p-values.

None of that is true.

If it’s available, I’d like to see an English translation of the journal that published your paper. All I can find are Czech versions, which are useless to me.

Boru

I published that paper in Valpovački Godišnjak and Regionalne Studije. As far as I know, none of them publish in Czech. Valpovački Godišnjak publishes only in Croatian, and Regionalne Studije publishes in Croatian and Hungarian, but only translates the abstracts to the other language. It does not translate the entire texts. I know that because Franjo Ambruš, another person interested in alternative linguistics (a dentist by profession), translated the abstract of my paper into Hungarian.

[Disagreeable]

Vegetarianism and Veganism are bunk unless you have moral scruples.

[FlatAssembler]

@BrianSoddingBoru4 And why do you think peer-review and discrimination based on p-values are not the core of science?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

None of that is true.

If it’s available, I’d like to see an English translation of the journal that published your paper. All I can find are Czech versions, which are useless to me.

Boru

I published that paper in Valpovački Godišnjak and Regionalne Studije. As far as I know, none of them publish in Czech. Valpovački Godišnjak publishes only in Croatian, and Regionalne Studije publishes in Croatian and Hungarian, but only translates the abstracts to the other language. It does not translate the entire texts. I know that because Franjo Ambruš, another person interested in alternative linguistics (a dentist by profession), translated the abstract of my paper into Hungarian.

My apologies, I meant Croatian, not Czech.

But I’m not so much interested in your paper as I am in accessing an English version of the journals in which it was published.

Boru