The incentive problem at the heart of modern science
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27.08.2026 19:02
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In 1883, the British physicist Joseph John Thomson wrote his master’s thesis, A Treatise on the Motion of Vortex Rings, exploring the fluid dynamics that govern the motion of phenomena like smoke rings and circular under
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