I don’t, especially if you let respondents suggest additional items and incorporated them. The CCC is large and includes things like (probably) the Shangri-La Diet.
Then the gain is not in turning attention to things considered wrong, but more to things that weren’t considered at all. High-quality memetic availability pool allowing to not waste time on false positives. Again, too dramatic an effect to get from a poll, and it’s unclear to what area should the finds be tuned. I’m not at all interested in know that cold fusion is real if counterfactually it is.
I expect that all “things to investigate” you’d find would’ve already been on the radar.
I don’t, especially if you let respondents suggest additional items and incorporated them. The CCC is large and includes things like (probably) the Shangri-La Diet.
Then the gain is not in turning attention to things considered wrong, but more to things that weren’t considered at all. High-quality memetic availability pool allowing to not waste time on false positives. Again, too dramatic an effect to get from a poll, and it’s unclear to what area should the finds be tuned. I’m not at all interested in know that cold fusion is real if counterfactually it is.