<caption><image_270>The image is a screenshot of a newspaper article titled "Threats of a Replication Crisis in Empirical Computer Science". The article is titled "No, science's reproducibility is not limited to psychology". 

On the right side of the image, there is a photo of a man in a suit and tie. He is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on his face. The text on the image reads "In Medicine, the Science Has Stopped Working".

Below the photo, there are three bullet points that explain the article. The first bullet point reads "Can Reproducibility in Chemical Research be Fixed?". The second bullet point says "The replication crisis has engulfed economics". The third bullet point states that cancer research is broken.

The image appears to be a screenshot from a news article, as the headline is in black text on a white background.</caption><transcript><audio_271>our effect sizes to be about half so that was an indication for us that something is perhaps not quite right um and then people were saying okay so this must be a psychology problem this cannot be</transcript><transcript><audio_272>relevant for for anything anything else but since then we started doing applications in all sorts of other fields um we in psychology said so medicine chemistry computer science can you please show us that things are working better in your fields</transcript><transcript><audio_273>so they started to do a little bit of that and then all these headlines started coming out no it's not a problem in psychology if anything psychology is doing much better than other fields so you can see we have a big problem in economics we have a big problem in</transcript> our effect sizes to be about half so that was an indication for us that something is perhaps not quite right um and then people were saying okay so this must be a psychology problem this cannot be relevant for for anything anything else but since then we started doing applications in all sorts of other fields um we in psychology said so medicine chemistry computer science can you please show us that things are working better in your fields so they started to do a little bit of that and then all these headlines started coming out no it's not a problem in psychology if anything psychology is doing much better than other fields so you can see we have a big problem in economics we have a big problem in
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