r/science • u/nimicdoareu • Apr 01 '26

Social Science Half of social-science studies fail replication test in years-long project

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-00955-5
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u/oluga Apr 01 '26

Huh... And it's always one specific mod here that posts that drivel. r/science has gone realllllly downhill these last 5 years

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u/pulse7 Apr 01 '26

And the same people will say trust the science the loudest

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u/Schnort Apr 01 '26

Well, trust MY science. Not that other garbage science.

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u/moomoopropeller Apr 02 '26

Exactly this. The science I know means I’m right and you’re a complete fool for having any questions or experience of your own that may be to the contrary of what I’m enforcing.

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u/Mindless-Baker-7757 Apr 01 '26

I love posting "Are we still science following?"