> Pre-registration actually might have nipped him in the bud Yup. It has almost nothing to do with research quality, as Ray Hyman figured out in the 1980s. Mod

> Pre-registration actually might have nipped him in the bud Yup. It has almost nothing to do with research quality, as Ray Hyman figured out in the 1980s. Modern ESP studies are high quality studies. It's literally only the lack of preregistration, which leads to things like publication bias and optional stopping. This article profoundly misses the mark.