Scientific discovery in a model-centric framework: Reproducibility, innovation, and epistemic diversity

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@YounisJoseph to a certain extent. Bad results can be reproduced/replicated, and good results can be impossible to reproduce/replicate... https://t.co/OaHxATEvch

#epistemologicalpluralism https://t.co/7mKT76pIdb

RT @vascobrazao: @carlislerainey probably interesting to read along side @zerdeve https://t.co/Dj1o6aZMm8

RT @zerdeve: I will link all our related papers in this thread in case anyone is curious. 1. What's with reproducibility and scientific di…

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