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>usually come to mean "fraud" or at best "bad methodology". It's what I originally wrote. Good job cherry picking. You sure this isn't your field?
by passwordoops 3y ago
>usually come to mean "fraud" or at best "bad methodology".
It's what I originally wrote. Good job cherry picking. You sure this isn't your field?
- ttyprintk 3y agoOk, so my take on the Nature article that it painted a rosy picture of today’s dispersed research teams mutually verifying each others results. Is your argument that the bad-old days still taint modern methods?