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by jimrandomh
3794 days ago
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If you're right and CRISPR doesn't actually work, then none of the papers published so far are replicable and you'll be vindicated in mere months. If that doesn't happen, then there's a flaw in the style of reasoning and research that led you to conclude the existing papers were flawed. I recommend jotting down a few notes about how you came to this conclusion, and making a calendar reminder to check how it turned out next year. |
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Not at all. I'm not sure you understand what I am saying.
It appears to me the data can be interpreted in multiple ways. Two different "theories" can explain the same results. This is a much more insidious problem than mere non-replication (I haven't seen any direct replications regarding CRISPR either though). People can continue on the wrong path for a long time by interpreting good, reliable data incorrectly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experimentum_crucis