The joke of self-correcting science: The Andero lab and Nature Communications | Introduction to the New Statistics
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The joke of self-correcting science: The Andero lab and Nature Communications | Introduction to the New Statistics
“Science always has this renewal process of discovering… maybe it’s not true, and then you have to question everything.”
‘If you search for scientific research articles with COVID -19 in the title, you’ll see more than 17,000 articles published since the start of 2020, but this vital research is being undermined by weak or even fraudulent research practices. Perhaps the highest profile example so far is the Surgisphere case which saw a small US company seemingly... See more
My current thinking on Covid-19 – and other important issues
The paper you just read could never be published in a scientific journal. The studies themselves are just as good as the ones Ethan and I have published in fancyjournals, but writing about science this way is verboten.
For instance, in a journal you’re not allowed to say things like “we don’t know why this happens.” You’re not allowed to admit that... See more
For instance, in a journal you’re not allowed to say things like “we don’t know why this happens.” You’re not allowed to admit that... See more