scientific memory logs, but for shared evidence
Using publication date as the test of scientific priority gives you high precision at the expense of accuracy.
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do you mean at the expense of recall specifically?
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I have started to consciously treat recent publications with suspicion, and old (relative to the discipline) publications with delight. If an article is old and still relevant, it is likely to stay relevant for even longer.
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Old publications are also accurate as we rely on them to build new ones
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It should hold not only in science, but in general media.
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Good
Morning Paul
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This is part of why the U.S. was last to move to a first to file system in patent law.
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You have it backward. It is now first-to-file. The previous first-to-invent system did give rise to lengthy priority battles (interference proceedings).
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