In many fields of science your ideas don't really matter, it's about reproducible data - sure, ideas and motivation matter for choosing the experiments and inte

In many fields of science your ideas don't really matter, it's about reproducible data - sure, ideas and motivation matter for choosing the experiments and interpreting them, but any reader is effectively expected to read your ideas, assume that they're wrong, worthless and discardable, take a look at your data (which is the key part of the publication, not the creative writing) and see if the reader's ideas and interpretations based on that data match yours. In the end, your thinking is a process, not the outcome. It is a tool to prove an outcome based on data and logic; better thinking and better writing makes the argument easier to understand, but should lead to exactly the same outcome for the reader, just with a bit less effort compared to sloppy thinking and sloppy writing.