Scientific norms, including replicability and objectivity, are historically and socially shaped, so protecting physics from a replication crisis requires community reflection and interdisciplinary collaboration rather than technical checklists alone.
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The Waters We Swim In: Replicability and the Evolution of Scientific Norms
Scientific norms, including replicability and objectivity, are historically and socially shaped, so protecting physics from a replication crisis requires community reflection and interdisciplinary collaboration rather than technical checklists alone.