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Publishing Test-Ready Hypotheses When Experiments Are Out of Reach

2025-09-23

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Many promising ideas never reach experimentation—particularly where resources are scarce. This Opinion advances a conditional, idea-first track for publishing test-ready hypotheses when in-house or collaborative experiments are infeasible or not progressing. “Test-ready” denotes a clearly specified problem, a literature-grounded rationale, explicit falsifiable predictions, at least one feasible third-party test, a...

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4eba224d-7c8b-5379-a6a6-6162b7f44933
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10.32388/c2yee6
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