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My problem is, just the "Full power of the internet" end up looking like Facebook, or Reddit, or Twitter, where the fastest and loudest repliers often end up ha
by CJefferson 8y ago
My problem is, just the "Full power of the internet" end up looking like Facebook, or Reddit, or Twitter, where the fastest and loudest repliers often end up having the biggest effect?
Also, independently reproducing studies is super-important, but that going to take HUGE amounts of money, which someone is going to have to pay for. It was have to come from the top, most governments want to see new research, not reproductions, and scientists are guided by that direction.
- ausbah 8y ago"Full power of the internet" doesn't have to be like Facebook or Twitter. Maintaining some sort of decent moderation and having a wider "professional" culture (can't think of a better term here) can allow for some truly insightful interactions in the vein of HackerNews or some better known subreddits.