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Academia is full of things you "should" like data sharing, preregistrations, and all kinds of statements about honesty. However, there is almost no incentive pr
by huijzer 4y ago
Academia is full of things you "should" like data sharing, preregistrations, and all kinds of statements about honesty. However, there is almost no incentive provided for such actions and I wonder how effective the measures are in the first place. It’s like running a company by metrics only. It’s great for management but stifles innovation. At the same time, more rules do not stop truly malicious actors, they will find a workaround anyway.
- davidktr 4y agoAgreed 100%. People in the outside world somehow think academia is a place of pure hearts with nothing but good intentions. Here is the truth: Look at the incentives and I tell you how people will behave. On an individual level, sharing data has great costs and zero (nothing, nada, zilch, null) benefits. All appeals to the common good change nothing if optimising for an academic career means ignoring these very appeals.
- mistrial9 4y agocommentary is rendered useless by equally, but opposite, extreme sentiment; no spectrum of ideas and actions presented, no evidence even simple cases, no outside sources.. screed noise
- marcosdumay 4y agoIf you ever saw something that makes you disagree, please say so. Dismissing people's personal experiences on the bases of "citation needed" is combative and useless.