Recent findings from a massive collaborative project (OSF, 2015), attempting to replicate many of the findings published in top psychology journals, have suggested that roughly half of these fail to replicate. These findings deservedly made headlines, and have generated a great deal of reaction amongst psychologists. While some have argued that the estimated rate of non-replicability may have been overestimated (Gilbert, King, Pettigrew, & Wilson, 2016), in water cooler conversations a far more skeptical viewpoint about the usefulness of studying replicability at all has begun to emerge...