[extropy-chat] Elvis Sightings

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> High-impact journals tend to be trendy as well as high-quality; and
> high-quality research in non-trendy areas often winds up getting
> published in lower-impact journals, yet still has major long-term
> impact.
> -- Ben G

This reminds of something John Cramer said ...

Cramer: "You have to realize that Physical Review
is divided up into various sections, 
and there's one ghetto section, 
called Physical Review D-15 which is 
only published on the fifteenth 
of every month, and all of the whacko ideas 
tend to go into Physical Review D-15."

B: "Is that really true? I didn't realize that."

Cramer: "Yes. And I have to admit that I subscribe 
to D-15 but not to D-1."