In History, Literature, the Arts and elsewhere it is customary to give a talk at their university or present at a conference with the subsequent article based on this experience. Amazing authors from Henry David Thoreau to C.S.Lewis and J.R.R Tolkien read their early chapters with their peers and this preprint protocol improved and made more accessible their works. Would the hard sciences be ameliorated by adapting this premise?
Hello, not forcefully. The feedback from others is not forcefully positive for original research orientations.
Zied Ben Amor Thank you for your sentiments expressed. Good point.
I assume this is anecdotal. Unfortunately, when faced with new approaches or innovation the initial response is always negative orally or written. Moreover, where is your data or proof? For an observation like yours, I would demand a controlled study of hard science researchers who test "present first" and a control group who do not. To the best of my knowledge, this has never been done and I would be very curious to see the results
Christopher Gerard Yukna Hello and thanks for coming back to me. It has been only a feedback from my own personal experience. It's neither my area of research nor my field of expertise which explains my personal unwillingness to endeavour in any research or provide data concerning the matter. I recommend and encourage, however, any researcher in this area to develop a series of questionnaires, interviews, case studies, empirical situations and start gathering data to see how things work. Best of luck and kind regards.
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