When it comes to Beatles references, scientists can't let it be

Comments

1. Zoe Kwan: need to go here
2. Karimluna: I'm surprised no one's mentioned if this trend is a result of academic authors from certain countries or backgrounds
3. Leorossixo: You'd think they'd come up with more creative sources, but I guess Beatles references are as reliable as a citation from Star Wars
4. Iris: I love how academia is finally quantifying this phenomenon. Always felt like there's a certain...liberated spirit in referencing Lennon and McCartney in academic jargon. 🤓
5. Silent Halo: suddenly explaining song titles in a lab doesn't seem that unusual
6. Ashen Sable: interesting to think of what else academics embed in research papers without realizing it
7. Luna: who thought academia needed more paul mccartney song titles

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