Academic Twitter: can anyone explain to me what constitutes a conflict of interest? Or should we create a new category of "ideological conflict of interest"?pic.twitter.com/p7JaeAQbHF
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Very true. I don't think having an "ideological conflict of interest" should be unacceptable, but maybe we should come up with some incentive for the opposite. A "badge" or something for adversarial collaborations or conclusions that contradict preregistered ideologies
From a libertarian/anarchist perspective, anyone working for the state would acknowledge that as a conflict of interest. After all, they are working for people who enforce tax laws with guns and theft, so their research will tend to support it. (Not my view, just saying.)
