Why Laws Break When Context Changes
Laws break when context changes because they're context-dependent. Diversification reduces risk in stable markets but fails in correlated crises.
What was corrected
Article cited the wrong institutional affiliation for a real researcher at the time of a specific publication, and added a causal explanation not confirmed by the paper itself.
Corrected the affiliation to Ioannidis's real 2005-era institutions and replaced the unsupported causal explanation with the paper's actual stated reasoning.
Why this is better
The James March 1991 Organization Science citation and the Gordon Guyatt/McMaster evidence-based-medicine citation in the same article both verified as fully accurate; the combined 32 percent figure is a correct (if unstated-as-such) sum of the paper's real 16 percent contradicted plus 16 percent weakened findings.