Plagiarism is a poison that ripples across the scientific body of knowledge, igniting injustice in societies. A thief Fabrice Baudoin stole other people's result and published in the journal "Stochastic Processes and their Applications". For details, see
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As the Editor-in-Chief in the journal "Stochastic Processes and their Applications", Matthias Löwe colludes with the thief and creates the sea of thieves. Matthias Löwe is unethical for three reasons:
Firstly, this journal violates copy right law. By taking the ideas and words of others and pretending they are plagiariser's own idea, the , the journal's author (i.e. the plagiariser) is stealing someone else's intellectual property.
Secondly, the journal's author (i.e. the plagiariser) subsequently benefits from this theft. The plagiariser wastes tax money on hiring academic prostitutes as UConn assitant professors, and stays night with a female students (sightseeing around the world).
Thirdly, the journal's author (i.e. the plagiariser) is still defrauding more public members. The plagiarist's scam is as follow:
- steal a piece from the literature and pretend it is a new paper
- invite other people to co-write papers with him
- usurp other's results
In order to stop the plagiarist Fabrice Baudoin from bullying more public members, let's urge the journal editors to punish the plagiarist