[FRIAM] of straw and steel

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Maybe. But remember, despite the prescriptive linguists out there: a) "troll" is not an insult and b) it can be accidental.

All 3 of Russ' "people with grants", Barry's "rent seeking", and Pieter's "publishing profits are bad for science" responses are a trawler's delight! Rather than talk about the Strawman fallacy and it's variations, we're talking ... [sigh] again ... about capitalism and money.

Call it naivete if you want. But it was a very effective troll.

On 6/30/21 7:47 AM, thompnickson2 at gmail.com wrote:
> Oh, I see.  The point is to make getting the individual item so expensive that it just balances driving to the library (or doing ILL) with subscribing to the Journal.  It's pure manipulation; costs have nothing to do with it.  
> 
> Glen, I think you persistently confuse naivete with trolling. 

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