How dare you blame people for doubting modern science? •A large 2016 survey of 1,576 scientists found that more than 70% had tried and failed to reproduce another researcher’s experiment at least once, and over half had failed to reproduce their own results at least once. •A landmark project that tried to replicate 100 psychology studies found that only about 36–39% showed statistically significant results again, implying that roughly 60% did not fully replicate under the project’s criteria. •Efforts to reproduce influential preclinical cancer biology studies have reported that only about 11–25% of tested findings could be robustly reproduced, implying that around 75–90% of those specific high-profile results did not replicate as originally reported.