I like your idea about collaborating on bigger experiments. One big experiment can be both more convincing and more accessible than 1000 little ones all measuri

I like your idea about collaborating on bigger experiments. One big experiment can be both more convincing and more accessible than 1000 little ones all measuring different incomparable things that take 1000s of man-hours just to identify if they're what you want or not. The trouble is everyone wants to be the special snowflake discovering the special effect in their own special experiment, so now we have too much messy unreliable and inaccessible data to be of much use in the real world.