The Research Constitution — Writing the Rules of Thought

Halit Cengiz Uzuner

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20100375

May 9, 2026Open Access

The Research Constitution — Writing the Rules of Thought

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Key Points

The central aim is to establish principles for conducting honest and rigorous inquiry in research practices.
Developed a manifesto outlining guidelines for inquiry and evaluation of sources.
Focused on strategies to mitigate confirmation bias in research practices.
Promoted maintaining intellectual integrity throughout the research process.
Outlined key principles to enhance transparency and credibility in research.
Emphasized the importance of questioning assumptions in the inquiry process.
Promoted the development of a guideline framework for researchers to follow.

Implication

Meta-research manifesto outlines principles for honest inquiry, emphasizing source evaluation and bias resistance.

Abstract

A meta-research manifesto establishing principles for honest inquiry: how to ask questions, evaluate sources, resist confirmation bias, and maintain intellectual integrity.

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