Kirstin Paulk
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"And she is all the time trying to climb through. But nobody could climb through that pattern–it strangles so; I think that is why it has so many heads."
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can confirm we are not
I think this about academics… what, you want to write and rewrite your dissertation for the rest of your life?!? RU OK?
December 23, 2025 at 8:22 PM
can confirm we are not
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1) Google Scholar is not inventing fake citations, but it transfers these hallucinations into a temporary catalog page on the library site via standard API tools. This not good, here the story continues:
December 21, 2025 at 4:27 PM
1) Google Scholar is not inventing fake citations, but it transfers these hallucinations into a temporary catalog page on the library site via standard API tools. This not good, here the story continues:
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Closing out my year with a journal editor shocker 🧵
Checking new manuscripts today I reviewed a paper attributing 2 papers to me I did not write. A daft thing for an author to do of course. But intrigued I web searched up one of the titles and that's when it got real weird...
Checking new manuscripts today I reviewed a paper attributing 2 papers to me I did not write. A daft thing for an author to do of course. But intrigued I web searched up one of the titles and that's when it got real weird...
December 19, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Closing out my year with a journal editor shocker 🧵
Checking new manuscripts today I reviewed a paper attributing 2 papers to me I did not write. A daft thing for an author to do of course. But intrigued I web searched up one of the titles and that's when it got real weird...
Checking new manuscripts today I reviewed a paper attributing 2 papers to me I did not write. A daft thing for an author to do of course. But intrigued I web searched up one of the titles and that's when it got real weird...
Death sentences are accepted from juries split 10-2 in AL. FL and AL are the only states in the country where deciding to end someone's life based on the majority vote among jurors who failed to reach consensus is considered acceptable.
BREAKING: The Florida Supreme Court upheld Florida’s law, making it the only state to allow juries split 8-4 to sentence people to death.
Permitting non-unanimous, divided juries to sentence people to death is unconstitutional and increases the risk of executing an innocent person.
Permitting non-unanimous, divided juries to sentence people to death is unconstitutional and increases the risk of executing an innocent person.
December 19, 2025 at 6:11 AM
Death sentences are accepted from juries split 10-2 in AL. FL and AL are the only states in the country where deciding to end someone's life based on the majority vote among jurors who failed to reach consensus is considered acceptable.
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I’m at the combination Pizza Hut and Kennedy Center.
December 18, 2025 at 7:54 PM
I’m at the combination Pizza Hut and Kennedy Center.