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A problem family — different problems, same issues
13 problems across 8 fields · newly named in the latest release
These 13 problems share a meta-pattern invisible from within any single domain: foundational research inputs — reagents, cell lines, software dependencies, analytical methods, benchmark datasets, experimental protocols, soil testing methods — have documented quality problems, but incentive structures discourage quality-checking. 15-20% of cell lines are misidentified. >50% of commercial antibodies don't work as labeled. Software dependencies break within months. The failure propagates downstream: research built on unreliable inputs produces unreliable conclusions, which inform policy, clinical practice, and engineering decisions.
The infrastructure that generates knowledge has a quality problem that nobody has incentive to fix — and mandates have failed. How many research conclusions are built on inputs that were never validated?
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Confidence: high = Tier-1 source — a primary expert source, fully fact-checked · medium = Tier-2/3 source — analyst, conference, or community source, fact-checked · needs sourcing = flagged for deeper sourcing — help us source it · the dot's size is its tier; a dashed dot needs sourcing