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What you mention here is not a "replication crisis", it's simply a settling of proofs that are at the advancing edge of the subject. Analysing recent papers is
by ColinWright 5y ago
What you mention here is not a "replication crisis", it's simply a settling of proofs that are at the advancing edge of the subject. Analysing recent papers is not what the "replication crisis" is about.
The "Replication Crisis" is about confirming long-standing results that are widely accepted, and yet when re-examined for the purpose of replication cannot be confirmed.
- Iwan-Zotow 5y agoI fail to see the difference. "abc" was accepted - it was published in the peer-reviewed journal. Mat his different from social studies, but (and here I disagree with OP) it has it's own share of replication problem(s)
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