As I sit in my Tuesday designated work space (an available room at my brother's office), I am tediously pouring through 81 pages of journal abstracts. This is based only on one literature search to help me justify just one independent variable for my qualifying paper. I know this probably means nothing to you. I continue, nevertheless. I can't help but to wonder- will I then have to find, print, and read the entire articles? How much does the abstract really nail home the key points of a paper? Can I abstract from the abstract? Is this the beginnings of another lazy researcher? Aren't there any short cuts on the road to scholarly productivity. Oh that p-word. I promise to blog about that soon. I use to love to use it, but now productivity just means so much more.
At this point, if I were out doors I'd spit on the ground to take the disgust from my mouth.
Oh well. Back to work then.
-Cas
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