Do generally accepted ideas facilitate publication of pseudoscientific articles?

1. If authors of an article follow recognized ideas, this raises the trust of reviewers. Trust dazzles vigilance and weakens demand.

2. It's a little difficult to follow standards for manuscripts or it is easy to imitate them.

3. Manuscripts containing unusual or heretical ideas are subjected to the most brutal control. If such manuscript is allowed to be printed in a journal, then its reliability is high.

The common truth is like vodka---all of us, in general, drink it with pleasure.

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