HUGE: OPEN ACCESS TO ALL SCIENTIFIC PAPERS
Jim Stne
Many of you have seen my reports about how the Jews infiltrated and destroyed every library in the U.S. by getting on the staff, and then throwing away all the scientific books, which were then replaced by feminist/gay/politically correct dogma and a huge number of zero depth "self help" books.
This was not of worry for a while because all the technical types stormed Yahoo's geocities, and put the materials there. Geocities used to be a science research masterpiece. I hit that place more than any other, for no fluff, only data. Then the Jews got in control of Yahoo, said that kind of data archive won't do, and killed off approximately 40 percent of the internet by ripping all the hard drives out that were at the heart of Geocities, and throwing them straight in the trash. This was an act of war, there was absolutely no possible profit motive to it. Then science on the web died. Wikipedia is a 1.3 percent POS by comparison, it amounts to less than a bicycle in exchange for an SUV and Yahoo Answers is not even that. You can't get jack off the web anymore, a single 1970's CRC handbook of Chemistry and Physics will have more in it than you could possibly ever hope to find on the web now without hitting a pay wall.
WELL, THE SCIENTIFIC BLACKOUT MIGHT BE OVER.
In what European science chief Carlos Moedas calls a "life-changing" move, European Union member states today agreed on an ambitious new open access (OA) target of having all scientific papers freely available to all people by the year 2020. SEE THIS and if this really does come to fruition and is as good as Geocities once was, it would be a very good reason to get a 100 terabyte raid array and an unrestricted T-10 or better so you could vacuum it all in one shot and archive it. It would truly be worth the investment.
rod@thelastoutpost.com