Re:We Should Not Accept Scientific Results That Have Not Bee...
by physicalist on Friday July 29, 2016 @02:15PM
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Your proposal is comparable to saying that checks and balances are not needed in a democracy, politicians just need to govern "right".
This is about incentivising scientists to do the right thing instead of merely demanding it, like you do.
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Re:We Should Not Accept Scientific Results That Have Not Bee...
by ramblenode on Thursday August 04, 2016 @02:55PM
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How is advocating for a new set of best practices any more "demanding" or wishful than a regime of obligatory replication? And how is this categorically different from current practices such as peer review, disclosing conflicts of interest, an IRB, etc.?