Strictly, not really. Consider, we rarely (ever?) see the actual needles that go into taking samples. Or the conditions in the polling place where surveys wer

Strictly, not really. Consider, we rarely (ever?) see the actual needles that go into taking samples. Or the conditions in the polling place where surveys were given/taken. Worse, reproducibility in the "if you click go on this project, you will see it gives the answers I say it does," is of dubious value. Rather, the reproduction is supposed to be "use your models and change assumptions in such a way, you should see these updates." We are at a time where exact reproduction feels possible, but that is typically not as useful as you'd think. A lot of the robustness of old experiments comes from building them all over again.