Although I've been a science editor for about eight years now, I'm not a big fan of the academic publishing industry in its effort to share knowledge.
The matter tends to be limited to specialists only, with little effort from scientists themselves to communicate their ideas in more than one form.
They spend all their time and energy writing. And then writing some more.
But who's reading?
Here's one unique idea. A brilliant "offline" one :)
(And this is one idea that needs to be used alongside who knows how many :))
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Why I deleted my Facebook account
- The Timeline feature, which I really don't like, triggered the deletion. It's an example of freedom to go.
I still think it's a great tool to keep in touch with people. I'm just going to concentrate on other ways :)
I still think it's a great tool to keep in touch with people. I'm just going to concentrate on other ways :)
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