MarkRubin,

In my view, Tom’s analysis also helps to explain why replication failures are more troubling in a post-academic context.

In traditional academic research, replication failures are a feature, not a bug. In contrast, in post-academic research, replication failures threaten the usefulness of potential solutions to local problems, and so there’s a pressure to eliminate them.

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