Habryka, is the reasoning that politicians have a real incentive to accurately predict public response—because it entirely determines whether they remain in power—whereas behavioral scientists have a much weaker incentive, compared to the dominant incentive of publishing significant results?
Habryka, is the reasoning that politicians have a real incentive to accurately predict public response—because it entirely determines whether they remain in power—whereas behavioral scientists have a much weaker incentive, compared to the dominant incentive of publishing significant results?