Alireza, I completely agree with your point. Sharing results and procedures that do not work or produce unexpected results is very important. I think the academic culture of not sharing our failures leads to many issues, one of which being that the same mistakes are made repeatedly because that knowledge is not considered publishable. I also think that young researchers need to be better conditioned to understand that failure and rethinking experiments is a fundamental part of research. Thanks for the post. I think that these ideas are fundamental to the continued evolution of research and education.

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