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Could you give us a little scientific link perhaps?
Sure, follow this link from Stanford. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/scientific-reproducibility/ …
Thanks a lot! (I'm kind of allergic to all 'fake news'. People tend to believe anything written nowadays..)
Hmm.. that was some heavy stuff (esp. since my native language isn't English) I actually meant the link to the article you had in your print screen. But never mind, of course I realize you are right.
Found it! /I'm a 57 year old grandmother, but a heck of a "Googler"
Science used to be about mapping the causality relations of the nature.
Yet, Stefan refers to "studies" all the time to support his messages. Hypocrisy much?
Amen. Amen. Amen.
100% Agreed, with applause!
News flash: Nobody actually checks the methods or verifies the results. Only if something is glaringly obvious will a good reviewer catch it. Even in that case, if the author doesn't change it, the paper usually gets in anyway. Nobody wants to commit the mortal sin of say "No."
The blockchain is technocractic peer review.
Seriously?
Yes. Michel Foucault is a prime example. #flamingfaghomosexualprivilege
In regards to Academia right? In a business environment my experience is peer review and QA are necessary steps to any quality product or service.
What do you mean by prob of conformity? Small incremental work on existing complex idea? Or people trying to reproduce existing work? 1st is how most science happens & 2nd addresses reproducibility prob.
See this report: https://www.corbettreport.com/sciencecrisis/ The peer review process is not what we are led to believe.
Right again Stefan.
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