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This happens A LOT in forum postings, e.g., when there is an article about some scientific dicovery on a popular news site, and then people start discussing (and fighting) about that discovery in the forums for this article. These discussions are more often than not based purely on speculation, without anyone bothering to check the original publication on which the article was based, or even without any specialist knowledge about the subject matter at hand. --[[Special:Contributions/162.158.89.19|162.158.89.19]] 09:54, 13 June 2019 (UTC)
 
This happens A LOT in forum postings, e.g., when there is an article about some scientific dicovery on a popular news site, and then people start discussing (and fighting) about that discovery in the forums for this article. These discussions are more often than not based purely on speculation, without anyone bothering to check the original publication on which the article was based, or even without any specialist knowledge about the subject matter at hand. --[[Special:Contributions/162.158.89.19|162.158.89.19]] 09:54, 13 June 2019 (UTC)
  
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E.B. and T.H. are distinguishable as one wrote a children's book ("Chitty Chitty Bang Bang") and the other wrote James Bond novels.  Oh wait, that was Ian Fleming.  James Bond was the author of "Birds of the West Indies."  I think the explanation of various audiences and subject matter does not disambiguate authors.  See "Ambrose, Gardner and Doyle" by Raymond Smullyan.
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E.B. and T.H. are distinguishable as one wrote a children's book ("Chitty Chitty Bang Bang") and the other wrote James Bond novels.  Oh wait, that was Ian Fleming.  James Bond was the author of "Birds of the West Indies."  I think the explanation of various audiences and subject matter does not disambiguate authors.
 
[[http://www.linkedin.com/in/Comet Comet]] 06:00, 15 June 2019 (UTC)
 
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