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Oh, no, you are just jealous because India is going to be behind Iran in 2018. That is understandable. By the way your logic sucks. Scopus gathers all the data including IEEE, ACM and Springer etc. You obviously do not know how bibliometrics work, otherwise you would not have come here with such...

For those interested I put here some examples of highly cited research coming out of Iran: Saeid Abbasbandy - ScienceWatch.com Mohammad Reza Ganjali - ScienceWatch.com Modjtaba Ghorbani on the Discovery of a New Class of Fullerenes - ScienceWatch.com - Thomson Reuters

Couple of days ago I had started a thread based on SCImago future prediction for science output by different nations. The thread got overwhelmed by trolls and eventually shut down. Since then I have found new information about that table which is interesting and I am putting here: First the...

Freudian jealousy, my dear. It is simple. That is why they can not bring themselves to drop a congratulation and move on with their lives. They are burning like hell.

Oh, my God. He has come. I raise my hands in defeat. There is really no point going on.

You just come back like that. Without any reputable source. I told you to go and tell of your jealousy to Scopus. Do not bring it here. And there is a difference between commercial patent and science out put. Which part you do not get.

You did what? And we are not talking here whose grand daddy was bigger in 1970. We are talking about who is going to be bigger in 2018 that is 6 years from now. What is important is future and not past glory.

Now that is classic.

It is when the jealousy blinds them to the truth of the world and the hysteria sets in their deep dreams. Read some Freud. They are bringing this from their childhood fantasies. You never know what really that slip of the tongue or that innocuous dream really means.

Freudian or not Freudian? That is the interesting question. God, I am feeling like a psychiatrist today.

Well you started as a troll then you came here and challenged me to think of "something else". I thought hard and it came to my medical mind that there is really "something else" for Indians to be jealous of Iranians in a quite Freudian way. So I put it out. Any thing else?

Do not worry about me. This thread is about Iranian achievements in science. So get a life and stop trolling.

Yeah, they can not even take scientific data with honor of a gentleman. They have to bring in their politics and race and religion and the whole nine yards. It is really shameful.

It is fine with me. Whatever. But by "something else" did you mean this: World map of The Size Worldwide (country) by Country - TargetMap

Oh, stop it. Get a life. Do not try to debunk me. Go and debunk Scopus guys, who are like a million times more intelligent than you. Email your crapp to Scopus. Those guys know what they are doing and you do not have any idea what you are saying. You are just burning with jealousy that Iran is...

The simple answer to this complex question is how our economy and industries operate. First you have to realize that most of the science commercialization has happened in societies which follow a capitalistic or some version of capitalist models. Even China has chosen free market economy with...

First of all the Scopus guys are not fools. They are professionals and do it for a living and have done for a long time now. The problem with your analysis is that of a point data fallacy. You point out just three data points while the table takes an era for extrapolation. Though I agree with...

You are a troll devoid of any facts. This thread is running on a source so reputable that you can not even grasp at its importance in the world of science. Your rants on the other hand are as source-less as they are always are. Go live with that. Iranians are doing science and you are trolling.

That is right. We need to have a "can do" attitude. This slave mentality that we can not do what Japanese are doing is really sickening. We must rise above that if we want to succeed and prosper.

Yeah, that is what I believe in too. It is amazing how similar we think.