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Reproducibility is a very interesting concept that is related to both Physics and Software, which I practice them daily. I thought it would be nice to share my thoughts about why it's important and why should we seek it. In fact at the first glance, reproducibility is an important concept without adding any new ideas to it, because in software, by increasing reproducibility companies can increase their revenue. But it's a little bit deeper than that, and even with such motivation, this concept is not embraced as it should be!

As an observation, I see a lot of people tend to believe on some kind of Conspiracy Theories, which for them it means they believe they don't have any choice in some aspects of their lives that naturally they should have. Again as I observed them, they suffer from some kind of Learned Helplessness to reach to their conclusions. This happens to people when they frequently get disappointed while they try to choose in their lives. So this is my guide for myself to how to choose in my life for the long term achievements.

“I think I can safely say that nobody really understands quantum mechanics,” observed the physicist and Nobel laureate Richard Feynman. But he just talked about Copenhagen interpretation, right?

This article focus on Android projects, but the idea can be applied on other kind of projects too. To start, let's explain all these concepts then try to figure out their relationship.

What is the Science? I feel the definition of Science is too complicated that can cause a lot of problems. In current era, it looks like a new kind of religion to some people. At least, folks compare it with religions without noticing they are actually comparing them! They change their everyday life style to what Science is discovering. Shouldn't they just update it gradually and celebrate their freedom? Politicians try to control it in their safe zone like other religions! Do I need to mention the flow of money to universities to prove my point? Any way, why is the Science important? Who are the Scientists?