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Quote: "I think it's just not a very human mindset. I've talked to natural scientists and social scientists alike. All of them want their research to succeed, t
by gepi79 8y ago
Quote: "I think it's just not a very human mindset. I've talked to natural scientists and social scientists alike. All of them want their research to succeed, they all want to get their PhDs, get good results for their postdocs, get publications going etc."
And that is one of the major problems. Hubris and arrogance and thus bad requirements and expectations and thus cheating and lies and half-truths as normal behavior.
Also in economics: http://bilbo.economicoutlook.net/blog/?p=39198 http://bilbo.economicoutlook.net/blog/?p=39198
Quote: "Further, in my field (economics) one can never really get a publication if the research only produces ‘negative’ results. That is, the researcher fails to find anything. I believe this is a common problem in other disciplines as well."