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Dr. Duncan Hull | |
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.jpg) A picture of me taken by Paul Downey | |
| Nationality | United Kingdom Manchester đ |
| Other names | @wikiscientists |
| Citizenship | Global đ |
| Scientific career | |
| Fields | Biology Wikipedia Pedagogy Bioinformatics Computer science education[1] |
| Website | womeninred wiki-loves-scientists |
Hello, my name is Duncan, I live and work in Manchester, UK[1] and contribute to English Wikipedia, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons and Greek ÎÎčÎșÎčÏαίΎΔÎčα. đŹđ· Why? Because it is fun and important, or as Freeman Dyson once put it:
| â | Among my friends and acquaintances, everybody distrusts Wikipedia and everybody uses it ... The information that it contains is totally unreliable and surprisingly accurate. It is often unreliable because many of the authors are ignorant or careless. It is often accurate because the articles are edited and corrected by readers who are better informed than the authors.[2] | â |
- ^ a b Duncan.Hull publications indexed by Google Scholar
- ^ Dyson, Freeman (2011). "How We Know: Review of The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood by James Gleick". The New York Review of Books. 58 (4). New York City. Archived from the original on 2017-04-21. nybooks.com