🎙An absolute *must listen*!!! 🎙
1/ This podcast episode via @HCTriage, the third in a series on #ScienceTransparency, the #ReproducibilityCrisis and how we got here is easily one of the richest, and most articulated explanations I’ve heard yet podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL…
1/ This podcast episode via @HCTriage, the third in a series on #ScienceTransparency, the #ReproducibilityCrisis and how we got here is easily one of the richest, and most articulated explanations I’ve heard yet podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL…
2/ Again, an incredible triumph in science communication by @crashcoursestan @olsenvideo @DrTiff_Phd among others.
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3/
@BrianNosek:
“The big challenge as we see it is that the values that we have for how we think science should operate are not aligned with the culture, the incentives, and the policy landscape for driving how science does operate.”
@BrianNosek:
“The big challenge as we see it is that the values that we have for how we think science should operate are not aligned with the culture, the incentives, and the policy landscape for driving how science does operate.”
4/
“It's much easier for me to publish a novel finding than publish a finding saying: Oh yeah, I found that you were right. So why would I conduct a replication if journals don't care about replications, if funders won't fund replications?…”
“It's much easier for me to publish a novel finding than publish a finding saying: Oh yeah, I found that you were right. So why would I conduct a replication if journals don't care about replications, if funders won't fund replications?…”
5/
“…Innovation is the engine of scientific advancement, but the incentive models have gotten so extreme that its innovation at the expense of verification.”
“…Innovation is the engine of scientific advancement, but the incentive models have gotten so extreme that its innovation at the expense of verification.”
6/ @edyong209:
“I think all the incentives on academia are just wrong and perverse. Academia rewards scientists predominantly for the act of publishing a lot of papers in high profile journals like more than anything else that determines success in securing grants, …”
“I think all the incentives on academia are just wrong and perverse. Academia rewards scientists predominantly for the act of publishing a lot of papers in high profile journals like more than anything else that determines success in securing grants, …”
7/ “… in achieving tenure... It's a metric that has come to define professional success in academia. And I think as a result, a lot of scientists are incentivized to produce work that is splashy and attention-grabbing instead of work that's actually rigorous and true.“
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