Prehistory of Peer Review: Religious Blueprints
This file explores the origins and development of peer review in science, tracing its roots to religious scholars in the Hartlib circle. It discusses the influence of the Royal Society of London and other early scientific organizations. The content is based on extensive historical research and analysis.
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