So we should give credit for gathering accurate and useful data and reward those who do so rather than those publishing conclusions; problem solved.
This actually solves a lot of problems we're currently facing in the sciences, such as dogmatism (by having many competing conclusions based on openly available data), and reproduceability (because people are paid to generate data, regardless of conclusions).
Of course then will come the next problem. People generating data, via data generators. Much like 'content' 'creators'. Let me read you an article with my beanie in place.
So we should give credit for gathering accurate and useful data and reward those who do so rather than those publishing conclusions; problem solved.
This actually solves a lot of problems we're currently facing in the sciences, such as dogmatism (by having many competing conclusions based on openly available data), and reproduceability (because people are paid to generate data, regardless of conclusions).
Of course then will come the next problem. People generating data, via data generators. Much like 'content' 'creators'. Let me read you an article with my beanie in place.