THE REPLICATION CRISIS A Conversation With Brian D. Earp

from Political Philosophy Podcast · host Toby Buckle

The replication crisis has rocked the world of academic physiology but how far do its implications go? In this episode, I cover the incentive structures, institutional patterns, and faulty ways of thinking about statistics and evidence that lead to this with Brian Earp.

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