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so many institutions in emerging fields completely neuter their ability to make impact by refusing to distance themselves from the crazy people that were there at the start. high variance is useful early on, but many fields like longevity still suffer for decades for it
am now convicted that longevity as a field is entirely stagnated not because of fundamental science, but because 50% of the field are vitamin grifters, and 45% charlatans. It’s a shame such a promising field is riddled by its inability to build competence based institutions
Reminds me of Newton’s alchemical and zany Bible interpretation interests. Really innovative people are high variance and we should allow that while not worshipping every idea that comes from them merely because of their successes.
once we have a resonance early theory to build a field on, its important to distance from that variance as quickly as possible
A pretty fascinating account about how this was successfully done with gravity: http://web.mit.edu/dikaiser/www/HSNS4803_03_Kaiser.pdf …
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