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Below the Surface: Creep, Corrosion, and Tipping Points in the Social Resilience of Science
By its most visible quantitative metrics: numbers of researchers, papers, journals, and institutions, science has never looked healthier. Yet a set of subsurface indicators points the other way: the disruptiveness of the average paper and patent is falling, progress slows in the largest fields, repl
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