Is is interesting to see that the same Big Data technology that for the first time (Sutton 2014, 2017) detected Patrick Matthew's (1831) book and bombshell theory of evolution by natural selection being cited in the historic literature by Darwin's and Wallace's influencers and also by their influencer's influencers (all many years before Darwin's and Wallace's 1858 Linnean Society Scandal supposedly miraculous immaculate independent conception replications of the same theory) enables me to see that my Market Reduction Approach to theft and my name have been mentioned in UK Parliamentary answers. Moreover, it is very good to see that a number of my co-authors down the years are similarly mentioned in Hansard. Who do we think we are?
HANSARD (UK PARLIAMENT) MENTIONS
1. My Market Reduction Approach (MRA) and me (Mike Sutton) twice Here. Also named once here for UK Government contract award (Both main mentions for research archived in full here and here and named for Govt. contract award here)
2. Paul Ekblom: Once Here (archived in full here)
3. Mike Levi three times Here
4. Mark Griffiths ten times Here
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+On just one small part of our disciplinary legacy. So "Who do we think we are"? @DrMarkGriffiths @PaulEkblom1 Big Data and mentions in UK Parliament Hansard https://t.co/GcdmD6kYmy pic.twitter.com/3amaLzAUXz— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) July 7, 2018
So who do YOU think YOU are?
Who do you think you are: https://t.co/sFNkpM8MHm— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) July 7, 2018
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