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The Entrenched Problems of Scientific Progress: An Analysis of Institutional Resistance and Systemic Barriers to Innovation

2025-07-25

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This paper examines the pervasive and deeply rooted problems that impede scientific progress, with particular focus on institutional resistance to new ideas and systemic barriers that prevent the advancement of knowledge. Through analysis of historical patterns and contemporary examples, we investigate three primary manifestations of these entrenched problems: Max Planck's principle regarding generational change i...

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066c5149-c098-5f48-8111-14fa7d3d7004
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10.20944/preprints202507.2152.v1
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