Everything Hertz 187: What started the replication crisis era?
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Dec 3, 2024 The podcast dives into the bittersweet world of elite scientific organizations, highlighting the absurdity of prestige versus integrity. Recent events spark a discussion about the resignation of a notable member and the ethos of honor in academia. The origins of the replication crisis in psychology are dissected, revealing key moments that challenged research reliability. Additionally, ethical dilemmas in experimental neurosurgery and the skepticism towards tech demonstrations add depth to their critique of contemporary scientific practices.
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Bishop's Resignation
- Dorothy Bishop resigned from the Royal Society due to Elon Musk's membership.
- Musk's election was based on technological achievements, despite not directly contributing to them.
Value of Membership
- Membership in prestigious societies may not reflect members' values.
- James Heathers questions the emotional significance of such memberships.
Wheaton's Question
- Sarah Wheaton asked what event started the replication crisis.
- This sparked a discussion on BlueSky, a new platform for scientific discourse.
