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> a bazillion authors was this necessary?

• yellowstuff 3y ago
  Yes. It's an analysis of the differences in results generated by different teams of academics researching the same data. That required lots of researchers, who all deserve credit for their contributions.
• labcomputer 3y ago
  People complain about the weirdest thi... the first five pages of the paper contain nothing but the list of authors and their affiliations?!?
  • csb6 3y ago
    From the abstract: > We claim that EGP variation across researchers adds uncertainty: non-standard errors. To study them, we let 164 teams test six hypotheses on the same sample.
    • jmount 3y ago
      So those are the subjects, not co-authors.
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• nh23423fefe 3y ago
  What should they have done with that paper? Maybe used the front and back right?