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CronoDAS comments on Googling is the first step. Consider adding scholarly searches to your arsenal. - Less Wrong
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The biggest problem with scholarly searches is paywalls. :(
If you're only going to read the abstract anyway, I don't think that's a problem; the abstracts are usually in front of the paywall, not behind it.
This is one of the reasons why I advocate reading the abstracts but I must be slightly alienated because it did not occur to me that people don't know that abstracts are pretty much always free so I merely hinted at that fact. I will edit it in.
sci-hub.org
Problem solved. Go now, and be at peace.
No matter what I enter, it just goes to http://www.kremlin.ru/
Am I doing something wrong?
PS. You need to enter the URL of the article you want to read.
Update for anyone reading this today: /r/scholar has informed me that US IP addresses are rejected. You'll have to change to a non-US IP if you want it to work.
I dunno, just checked, it worked for me.
I recall a site linked to recently that has many paywalled papers liberated, does anyone recall what it was called?