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I've heard often from those of anti-science persuasions that the basis for their beliefs is a deterioration of integrity in the research community at the hands
by z3c0 2y ago
I've heard often from those of anti-science persuasions that the basis for their beliefs is a deterioration of integrity in the research community at the hands of capital and/or liberal interests. Of course, there's a tinge of truth to that fear, thanks to the replication crisis and all.
That said, I'm struggling to see how this would address that problem. If anything, it seems that it will make the problem of unreplicated research worse. I fear that is the real intent here.
- SubiculumCode 2y agoTHis has nothing to do with what is changing.