Adrian Lenardic, Johnny Seales, Anthony Covington, writing in Big Think: “The insatiable drive for attention leads to the framing of results in a way that downplays uncertainty, as well as viable alternative hypotheses. It also devalues studies that reproduce (or fail to reproduce) previous results.” Read the full article here.
PERSPECTIVES: How “The Attention Society” Corrupts Science
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