questfortruth
Well-Known Member
Very good, that I am a member of this forum. I can find some comfort and ease by sharing my problems here.
Sending rejection letters to me like
"We have no time to read your paper because you are not
the only submitter [and you are not a Professor]; and it
seems that it requires considerable effort and meditation
to understand your approach to the conjecture'' is not
acceptable at all as a flaw! Please look at the type
of mistake demonstration, I would accept: if I would write
in a paper: "2=5+7'', then the editor would find that
place and reply: "2=5+7=12 does not hold''.
The Process of reading scientific literature is a serious activity of the
brain. Therefore, it is inevitable to feel unease. Learning new approaches
requires considerable effort and meditation.
The quote, which most likely belongs to Armand de Richelieu:
"Give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest
person, and I will find in them something to hang him for.''
Which in my case sounds like if the reviewer says: "Give me a
scientific manuscript written by the hand of the most talented
scientist, and I will find in it some reason to reject it.''
This injustice is wishful thinking. To avoid this, one must set
as aim: good papers must be accepted, wrong papers must be rejected.
And never vice versa!
"Spiritual Attacks To Increase As We Get Closer To The Rapture" YouTube.
Sending rejection letters to me like
"We have no time to read your paper because you are not
the only submitter [and you are not a Professor]; and it
seems that it requires considerable effort and meditation
to understand your approach to the conjecture'' is not
acceptable at all as a flaw! Please look at the type
of mistake demonstration, I would accept: if I would write
in a paper: "2=5+7'', then the editor would find that
place and reply: "2=5+7=12 does not hold''.
The Process of reading scientific literature is a serious activity of the
brain. Therefore, it is inevitable to feel unease. Learning new approaches
requires considerable effort and meditation.
The quote, which most likely belongs to Armand de Richelieu:
"Give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest
person, and I will find in them something to hang him for.''
Which in my case sounds like if the reviewer says: "Give me a
scientific manuscript written by the hand of the most talented
scientist, and I will find in it some reason to reject it.''
This injustice is wishful thinking. To avoid this, one must set
as aim: good papers must be accepted, wrong papers must be rejected.
And never vice versa!
"Spiritual Attacks To Increase As We Get Closer To The Rapture" YouTube.
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