Replication crisis occurred because nobody replicated. It wasn't that you couldn't (although I slightly overgeneralized the ease of replication I will admit).
Pretending that the tools we have aren't useful because they aren't perfect isn't valuable.
Heliocentric models were good for science even if they were wrong.
You aren't saying anything that moves the line towards a better situation just pointlessly complaining that it isn't good enough.
Pretending that the tools we have aren't useful because they aren't perfect isn't valuable.
Heliocentric models were good for science even if they were wrong.
You aren't saying anything that moves the line towards a better situation just pointlessly complaining that it isn't good enough.