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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink6•edit-21 year agoSo, in my typical nature, I went right to the source and shot off an email to Professor Philip Lucas from the University of Hertfordshire. He was one of the primary researchers for the original paper. (P.W. Lucas et al.) If he responds, I’ll post it here.
minus-square@Boddhisatvalink3•1 year agoAwesome! Thanks for contacting the professor and posting the reply.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•1 year agoOf course! I was super curious myself. Teachers generally want to teach so I have had great success reaching out to various people like that. I don’t abuse that, of course. Keeping questions short and being respectful of their time is a huge plus, in my experience.
Ah, yes, I missed that. Thank you.
So, in my typical nature, I went right to the source and shot off an email to Professor Philip Lucas from the University of Hertfordshire. He was one of the primary researchers for the original paper. (P.W. Lucas et al.)
If he responds, I’ll post it here.
Awesome! Thanks for contacting the professor and posting the reply.
Of course! I was super curious myself.
Teachers generally want to teach so I have had great success reaching out to various people like that.
I don’t abuse that, of course. Keeping questions short and being respectful of their time is a huge plus, in my experience.