It very much depends on the field. Sure there are some where reproduction is a massive time and resource overhead. But we don't even seem to be picking up the

It very much depends on the field. Sure there are some where reproduction is a massive time and resource overhead. But we don't even seem to be picking up the low hanging fruit - I used to work as an algorithm researcher, and reproduction there (for anyone who set up their experiments logically) is as easy as running a script and waiting x hours for the results to land. Yet reproduction studies were still a novel concept in that field, rather than a standard part of the submission workflow.