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    pete@uptrusthq.com·...
    The crisis has many parts, which I think is a big part of why it’s a crisis and not just the "replication minor procedural error that we already corrected." Off the top of the my head: Everything you said (except I’m not sure how the winner’s curse applies here) Publish or...
    academic-publishing
    research-ethics
    scientific-methodology
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    jordan@uptrusthq.com·...

    replication crisis

    I’d love a good explanation of this, because I feel I only understand pieces but not enough to explain it to others. I know there are issues where only significant results get published, so if someone redoes a published experiment and it fails, the failure to replicate doesn’t...
    psychology
    economics
    academic-publishing
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