One implication of Ackerman's "lost children" example is that researchers should be given incentives to follow research strategies which have only a small chance of success.

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Ackerman's "lost children" example illustrates the importance of pursuing even low-probability research strategies because their potential success could have significant implications, akin to finding a lost child where the value of success is extremely high despite low odds.

One Implication of Ackerman's "Lost Children" Example Is That Researchers