reproducibility

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis
Cita trabajos de Luhman acerca de porqué pasa, en general por que la gente tiene distintos códigos sobre lo que es importante y lo que no

Social systems theory, as expounded in the work of German sociologist Niklas Luhmann, offers a similar diagnosis.
This theory holds that each system, such as economy, science, religion or media, communicates using its own code: true and false for science, profit and loss for the economy, news and no-news for the media, and so on.
According to some sociologists, science’s mediatization, its commodification and its politicization, as a result of the structural coupling among systems, have led to a confusion of the original system codes.
If science’s code of true and false is substituted with those of the other systems, such as profit and loss or news and no-news, science enters into an internal crisis.

1. Limited incentives to give evidence against yourself (if I share my data people may find mistakes)
   
2. Publication bias towards novel findings
   
3. Held to higher standards than others
   
4. Not considered for promotion
   
5. Big data and complex computational infrastructure
   
6. Being reproducible does not mean the answer is right
   
7. Takes time
   

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