Professor meow meow
Professor meow meow
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I would too, like to speak to the co-author
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Pspspspsps
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That's a long lasting tradition to use "we" even in solo authored papers. I believe even Newton did this
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The 2nd referee will nonetheless tell you to get rid of all of them
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The second referee once told us that our paper should not be published at all.
Eventually, it made it to the Editor's choice section of the journal
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That’s a long lasting tradition to use “we” even in solo authored papers. We believe even Newton did this
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how is it that cats make everything better?
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Anyone have an recent example of FDC Willard being thanked in a paper? I couldn't find any, sadly
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There are some listed on the Wikipedia page, which also contains this gem in the 'quick facts' section.
Known for. First cat to co-author a physics paper
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But I guess we can have "FDC Willard numbers" in the same way we can have Erdős numbers, right?
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Find and replace "I" with "we"? Nah, we adding the kitty
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that's how you end up with dawizards
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Sure, it's a cute story, but what about prof's grad students sitting in the background with weepy eyes?
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They should know better than be where the public can see them
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This is totally valid. Rubber duck debugging is a thing. Heck, I've literally been a "Rubber Duck" for more than one person. I'm sure that Chester heard enough of the theory of the paper to claim the title of "
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This makes me happy
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https://journals.aps.org/prl/pdf/10.1103/PhysRevLett.35.1442
The referenced paper
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damn, I thought there would be a pawprint
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Are you guys serious the cat obviously wrote the paper and just needed the Professor human for credibility. This is just like that movie with the rat in the chef hat , but it's a cat and a physicist
I think you mean Raccacoonie, the raccoon?
Do you think it was a cat in the hat