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Originally Posted by ivey
This is exactly why I don't understand why some people aren't getting this. Research papers are notoriously dull and dry (except to geeks like Lyle that love them); it's just the data, the process for extracting that data, and a short conclusion as to what that data might mean.
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Hell yeah. They are utterly devoid of literary appeal. Those that can bridge the gap between research collator and creative writing are few and far between.
Lou Schuler is a rare man. His position is secure as long as he doesn't engage in any journalistic shenanigans.