@IndRule4080 @davidhazony and poorly executed revenge since some of the examples are not plagiarism by STEM standards. you can't plagiarize the Second Law of Thermodynamics. lol https://t.co/uUFlXdfMtT
@ByKLong @LemieuxLGM @BillAckman this is not how plagiarism in STEM works. you can state the Second Law of Thermodynamics, which has a small number of canonical formulations that CAN be copied, without citation. here's an example of a physics book using…
@paddya91 @TheNewsHam @BillAckman @NeriOxman yes, that's b/c on Wikipedia, readers would need that basic intro, but that's not how physics textbooks are written. look at this physics book that uses the same phrasing as Oxman and Wikipedia: https://t.co…
@TheNewsHam @BillAckman @NeriOxman I mean, you're accusing someone of plagiarizing the Second Law of Thermodynamics. LMAO how she wrote it is the same as how physics textbooks state it, and there is no need to cite a source: https://t.co/WDuWB8AaJU htt…