How do some people publish several academic papers a year?

Answer: I used to ask the same question myself.​ Was amazed that some academics.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You How do some people publish several academic papers a year? Dilip Mutum, Associate Professor in Marketing Written Jun 21, 2018 I used to ask the same question myself. Was amazed that some academics could publish 10 or more papers in a year, and that some professors manage to do that and in some of ...  Read More » What should you never say to a British person? Christopher Chong, studied at London Business School Written Jan 2 5 of us were dining in New York. The waitress came along and said the usual cheery things and then ask were we were from. 4 said they were from the UK and I said I was from...  Read More » Helicopter engines have a good power to weight ratio. Why aren't they used in cars? Bart Kranenburg, B-Sc. Automotive Engineering, Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences Updated Jun 10 I've driven quite some miles in a car with an aeroplane engine (A Porsche 924 with a Rotax 912iS Sport), to conduct tests with the engine, so I think i'm qualified to answer. ...  Read More » What was your "that did not just happen" moment in your relationship? Alexander Porter, Cancer Survivor | Serial Dater | World Traveler | Humorist Written Apr 23 "My head really hurts" she said. I hadn't even asked her for sex yet, so this felt like a preemptive strike. "Is there anything I can do to help?" I replied, with all the con...  Read More » I left a note on a state trooper's windshield because he illegally parked in 2 handicapped spots at a gas station. He saw me and said I was lucky that he didn't write me a ticket for illegally touching police property. Is that even legal? Dennis Manning, occasional superhero, veteran, family man, wise old fart Written Jun 21 So let's clear up this mess. If all he was doing was getting food or using the restroom, he should have parked legally. The only excuse for parking illegally is if he were o...  Read More » Why did you do a PhD if you didn't want to go into academia? Martin Lukac, Ph.D. Sociology & Statistics, KU Leuven (2020) Written Dec 3, 2017 I have recently had a long discussion with a good friend of mine, a Ph.D. student of one of the top universities in Europe. He is almost done with his degree, but has no id...  Read More » Do French people generally identify more with Germans, Italians, or Spaniards? Hendrik Vanger, studied at Pompeu Fabra University Written Jun 23 I am not French, I am Spanish, so my answer will be about my own impression of France, having been in the country several times and knowing some French people. Culturally, t...  Read More » Why are all snipers bolt action and not semi-automatic like DMRs (aside from the .50 cal)? Brian Sibbald, big guns are my hobby, little guns are my job Written Jun 19 Why are all snipers bolt action and not semi-automatic like DMRs (aside from the .50 cal)? Short Answer: Every choice in a firearm is a compromise, and while a bolt action is slightly ...  Read More » As a mechanic, what is the strangest thing you have seen in a customer's car? Bill Byrd, studied at Denver Automotive and Diesel College Updated Jun 27 An old lady came in complaining that her Ford E250 van had no heat. My boss gave me the keys so I could look at it. I opened the door, looked inside, shut the door and hand...  Read More » Ancient Greece: Why did Greek amphorae have pointed bottoms? Matt Riggsby, MA Archaeology, Boston University Written Aug 23 It wasn't just the Romans. The amphora, a tall, narrow storage jar with a pointed end, was the standard shipping container of the classical Mediterranean. The reason for th...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/