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> Our focus shouldn't be on exact replication, and should be on how generalizable such results are. This is how I normally look at things. If I can't easily re
by sndean 10y ago
> Our focus shouldn't be on exact replication, and should be on how generalizable such results are.
This is how I normally look at things. If I can't easily replicate an experiment, then it's very likely to be wrong.
Sadly, it's pretty rare (and exciting) when you can easily do something based on the methods in someone's paper
- skosuri 10y agoWell that shouldn't necessarily be the standard. There are lots of people I know that can't do a miniprep or run a gel. It doesn't mean that those things don't work or aren't replicable.