Religion, by far as its myths will never be "replicable" whereas at least something like socialism can work in small groups.
Over the last 500 years, which has suffered the most serious 'replication crisis' (initial findings not standing up to more rigorous testing)?
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Religion tends to be exaggerated history. Socialism tends to be an end to history.
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Does Marxism count as a religion?
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No. It's an ideology. The way its adherents may revolve around it in their outlook may resemble that of religious extremists and cult members. In practice, it fails abysmally and lacks any of a religion's redeeming my qualities.
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I don't know why this is socialism, it replicates 0erfectly every time, a monumental failure each and every time.
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Socialism has had excellent replication of original results... just doesn't do so well against pre-registered hypothesis.
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No response bias here
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Replication crisis iself is a scientifical concern, since religion and socialism don't bother themselves with inconsistencies. Being able to recognise its own errors and try to fix them is much more a scientifical concern.
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Religion followed by socialism
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trick question - multiple answers :)
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