> run an experiment whose result is predicted by the paper, in order to confirm the science in the paper Why would you do that ? I understand the science proce

> run an experiment whose result is predicted by the paper, in order to confirm the science in the paper Why would you do that ? I understand the science process but if you do this in an hardly reproductible environment (x setup in y location with z group of fauna), how can this confirm anything useful ? > The second being to mitigate the accumulation of insects around my campsite. Another reply recommend to use yellow light bulbs, that may also do the trick