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Re: Show HN: Stempad – Fast Online Scientific Writing

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For reference http://slow-science.org/ > We are scientists. We don’t blog. We don’t twitter. We take our time.

It is good that the actual scientists aren’t going to do this task. It is a shame that we’ve more or less given up on the idea of having science communicators to do that job. IMO when journalism ended the worst side-effect was that people who would be otherwise employed actually doing things have had to start blogging about the fact that they were doing them, instead of actually doing them.

> having science communicators to do that jo

Were is Sagan, Clark, Asimov. Burke when one needs them? Maybe AI might help here

Re: Show HN: Stempad – Fast Online Scientific Writing

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

It is good that the actual scientists aren’t going to do this task. It is a shame that we’ve more or less given up on the idea of having science communicators to do that job. IMO when journalism ended the worst side-effect was that people who would be otherwise employed actually doing things have had to start blogging about the fact that they were doing them, instead of actually doing them.

> having science communicators to do that jo Were is Sagan, Clark, Asimov. Burke when one needs them? Maybe AI might help here

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