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It's worth noting here that % of researchers and % of attempts are very very different things. You can have a system where 100% of researchers have failed to r
by xnorswap 4y ago
It's worth noting here that % of researchers and % of attempts are very very different things.
You can have a system where 100% of researchers have failed to replicate another experimental result while 99.999% of results are replicable.
That's not to suggest that's what's actually happening here, because the replication crisis is well discussed, but it's not a good statistic to measure things with.