Tag: Humor
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How to Not Cite Related Work
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It Does Exist!
During a trip to Porto’s Ceija I was able to confirm that one of the professorial caste’s most cherished yet elusive objects does exist: The conceptual machine. In this case, it is a 3D metal printer, and it printed this piece of hardware (and many others); this one took about 12h to finish.
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Sunday’s Ultra Short Story: That’s so Crazy!
At the doctor’s office, the nurse said: “Oh, you are a professor! That is so crazy!” I had to agree. PS: I understand that this post may feel facetious to some. To me it is comic relief that I want to share with similarly inflicted colleagues.
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Alternative Definition of Theoretical Saturation in Qualitative Research
Theoretical Saturation The mental state of a researcher wanting to finish up the work and go home for the holidays.
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What is it About the WTFPL That Students Always Choose it as The Example?
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Re: Your unsolicited email / our joint problem
To: ana.tackett@orcapr.com, eastonjohnston@iodimpact.com, digitalpragency@gmail.com, RobertP@informationhub.biz, gina@bloc.io, pms990@gmail.com, jillr@blackswansmedia.com, davidf@lfpr.com, khurst@harriswilliams.com, nancyt@vorticom.com, james@planet-dm.com, … Dear PR professional: With respect to our joint problem, Stanford researchers have found a solution! Please see here for the answer: http://www.scs.stanford.edu/~dm/home/papers/remove.pdf With kind regards, Dirk Riehle PS: If the research paper above doesn’t load, please see this copy: remove.pdf