Coinbase CEO Questions Scientific Research; Sees ResearchHub Solution
- Brian Armstrong expressed skepticism about the state of today’s scientific research.
- Armstrong advocates for a shift in the scientific community towards higher-risk, higher-reward breakthroughs.
- ResearchHub Foundation is a potential solution to align incentives in academia, according to Armstrong.
Brian Armstrong, CEO of crypto exchange Coinbase, shared on X (formerly Twitter) his opinion on today’s science and research work. He stated that much of science is fake, with results that won’t replicate, papers of no consequence, and fake disciplines.
It’s an unfortunate reality that much of science is fake work. Results that won’t replicate, papers of no consequence, even entirely fake disciplines.
— Brian Armstrong
We would benefit from more scientists working on higher risk, higher reward breakthroughs that could translate into real…(@brian_armstrong) September 20, 2023
Armstrong believes that the community could benefit from more scientists working on higher-risk, higher-reward breakthroughs. In his opinion, these breakthroughs could translate into real products, which would be the reason to see a real financial upside in those inventions.
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Coinbase CEO Questions Scientific Research; Sees ResearchHub Solution
- Brian Armstrong expressed skepticism about the state of today’s scientific research.
- Armstrong advocates for a shift in the scientific community towards higher-risk, higher-reward breakthroughs.
- ResearchHub Foundation is a potential solution to align incentives in academia, according to Armstrong.
Brian Armstrong, CEO of crypto exchange Coinbase, shared on X (formerly Twitter) his opinion on today’s science and research work. He stated that much of science is fake, with results that won’t replicate, papers of no consequence, and fake disciplines.
It’s an unfortunate reality that much of science is fake work. Results that won’t replicate, papers of no consequence, even entirely fake disciplines.
— Brian Armstrong
We would benefit from more scientists working on higher risk, higher reward breakthroughs that could translate into real…
Armstrong believes that the community could benefit from more scientists working on higher-risk, higher-reward breakthroughs. In his opinion, these breakthroughs could translate into real products, which would be the reason to see a real financial upside in those inventions.
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