I think your argument proves the benefits of competition.
Well, you proposed two questions actually. The first is how we can accelerate the generation of good papers, and the second one is how good papers can get published under the anonymous jurors institution.
It is not only a question in China. We have known that many outstanding papers in US couldn't be accepted by first class journals and published in some second class journals. Nevertheless, it is a kind of phenomenon with small probability there, while in China creative ideas from young people are seldom listened to.
In China, we also noticed that too many papers were published through special Guanxi, which could be proved by some journals announcing to reject any Guanxi papers publicly as well.
Let's focus on the topic, why can the experts judge the papers ad arbitrium? They have no pressure, not to say the threat of substitution. I want to say, the idea of "experts' experience VS. experts' experience" proposed by dingding before might be a solution. The point is that we don't have enough experts or experts don't want to PK themselves.


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