Re:Crossfit Inc. suspends use of Facebook and associated pro...
by viraptor on Friday May 24, 2019 @02:03AM
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> This is a big fallacy with academic research: nobody needs to be honest or truthful, and as much as you like to believe they are, they have no reason to be honest.
They don't have to be as long as others can verify their findings. At some point, mistakes and dishonesty should be treated the same way.
> Usually a goal is the prerequisite of the funding. If that goal doesn't align up with the interest of the company/or the funder, there won't be any funding to begin with.
I think we're very much in agreement. I just don't put that as academia's problem, but rather explicitly on how we fund it. A.k.a blame the game not the player.
They don't have to be as long as others can verify their findings. At some point, mistakes and dishonesty should be treated the same way.
> Usually a goal is the prerequisite of the funding. If that goal doesn't align up with the interest of the company/or the funder, there won't be any funding to begin with.
I think we're very much in agreement. I just don't put that as academia's problem, but rather explicitly on how we fund it. A.k.a blame the game not the player.