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If you publish null results you accelerate the development of competing hypotheses by your competition. It's best to make sure they waste as much time as possib
by greenavocado 2y ago
If you publish null results you accelerate the development of competing hypotheses by your competition. It's best to make sure they waste as much time as possible so you can maintain an edge and your reputation. /s
- tefkah 2y agoso trueeee! science is ofc a zero-sum game, and we should stifle competition and collaboration as much as possible. how else will i get that 3rd citation on my phd thesis? /s