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# Politicization of expert bodies   
# Politicization of expert bodies   
  When agencies or professional associations take overt positions on contested political questions, public trust falls sharply [1][20].
When agencies or professional associations take overt positions on contested political questions, public trust falls sharply [1][20].
 
# Incentive problems inside knowledge-producing fields   
# Incentive problems inside knowledge-producing fields   
  The replication crisis revealed that academic career incentives reward novel, attention-grabbing findings more than careful verification, leading to a high false-positive rate [2][13].
The replication crisis revealed that academic career incentives reward novel, attention-grabbing findings more than careful verification, leading to a high false-positive rate [2][13].


# Media transformation   
# Media transformation   
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