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If they show reproducible results, then I don't see a problem. If they don't, well then you know it is either dodgy or not rigorous enough to take seriously.
by executesorder66 8y ago
If they show reproducible results, then I don't see a problem. If they don't, well then you know it is either dodgy or not rigorous enough to take seriously.
- justinclift 8y agoThey'd definitely show reproducible results. eg either get their mates to submit matching fakes ones, or just submit an extra set themselves after slight tweaking That being said, as soon as someone with a clue comes along + tries them out and finds it's bogus... that would lead into potentially weird territory too. eg the dodgy submitters likely attempting to discredit the er... whistleblower(?). Seems like a re-run of an old story. :/