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If evidence we obtain from social sciences is so effective, why are they suffering from deep and wide reaching replication crisis?

• urthor 5y ago
  It's more of a case that bad science was made, rather than "this type of science is bad." Toyota and GM have had widespread vehicle recalls in recent types. I wouldn't put that down to "4 wheeled transportation devices being intrinsically bad."
  • fartboi 5y ago
  • HPsquared 5y ago
    It depends how deep and far-reaching it is. Cars in the 60s caused smog and used leaded fuel, so they were all pretty bad at the same time. Perhaps the field needs a similar size of transition as the change to unleaded (too many "leading questions" perhaps).
• rocqua 5y ago
  If people start publishing faked physics papers, does that mean physics is no longer an effective source for engineering?