This is quite worrying to me that literally anyone can pretend to have written academic papers online and fool major databases.
It's the same with statistics - you need to be really careful where you quote them from. Whenever I'm researching for an article or on-air commentary appearance, I find really enticing stats, and it turns out they all come from strange small agencies I've never heard of in India.
It's like they just wrote and published stats reports based on popular search terms, and I wonder if this is what "Boris Kriger" below has been doing too (incredible thread well worth reading)...
Hi,
@brucekriger, you have written over 100 papers in 2026 alone. How do you do it?
And citations! Look how 2026 has treated you well.