How to Improve Both Scientific Innovation and…

Stuart Buck

Nov 4, 2024

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This is a rerun of a piece I wrote for the journal Works in Progress four years ago (here).

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Josef M. Klein

Nov 4Edited

I really like the Red Team suggestion. It could help a lot to rile up stagnant fields that are stuck in echo chambers.

I find it very useful in my (professional) life to skip failure, reach results of higher quality or simply kill ideas of plausible misinformation much faster.

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How to Improve Both Scientific Innovation and…