Love it. Related to an idea I've just started to work on, the seeming tension between pre-registration and MHC. Practitioners are hesitant to pre-register additional tests because the redundant correction you discuss is indeed the status quo. But this is obviously bad for science, especially in the case of an expensive field experiment: researchers testing *fewer* outcomes because of the power costs, even though the marginal resource cost of these tests is trivial compared to the experiment itself.
Love it. Related to an idea I've just started to work on, the seeming tension between pre-registration and MHC. Practitioners are hesitant to pre-register additional tests because the redundant correction you discuss is indeed the status quo. But this is obviously bad for science, especially in the case of an expensive field experiment: researchers testing *fewer* outcomes because of the power costs, even though the marginal resource cost of these tests is trivial compared to the experiment itself.