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> The market is very good at empirically validating research. It helps filter out the chaff and ensure research is useful. I am very skeptical and would like t
by KittenInABox 5y ago
> The market is very good at empirically validating research. It helps filter out the chaff and ensure research is useful.
I am very skeptical and would like to see studies that evidence this. Counterfactually, the market would never tolerate the decades of research behind MRNA vaccines and the researchers behind it were considered useless. The market has also put in mind-blowing amounts of money towards the ameloid hypothesis behind alzheimers to massive disappointment.
- netizen-936824 5y agoI agree with you. I don't think the market is good at validating any ideas or research. Salespeople will talk up their product to no end and over promise. The only thing the market validates is the ability of people to sell crap Being able to sell something doesn't necessarily mean that thing is good or correct in any way