Are current scientific views propped up by censorship of competing ideas and mutual complacency?
I am asking this controversial question because I cannot get a single astronomer, physicist, cosmologist, or astrophysicist to take the other side of my arguments.
I hope some of the outstanding scientists here will accept to talk shop.
I made a special request to Dr. Brian Keating.
Yes Marco Pereira to your question. However, I prefer to understand such academic selection (filter) mechanisms mainly as a human phenomenon of social group psychology, which also applies to the history of exact sciences.
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An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field. Niels Bohr
Stephen I. Ternyik
Well... Wouldn't it be great if your answer had come from one of those categories...astrophysicists, cosmologists, physicists, astronomers...
Between the two of us, there can never be a definitive answer. We can only guess...
Preston Guynn
I make a distinction and value discussing with academicians because that has weight and visibility.
If you tell me that my theory should be part of the preprint repository arxiv.org, nothing will happen because you cannot endorse and defend my work from Paul Ginsparg's blacklisting and censorship.
Now, if Sir Roger Penrose, Dr. Rommeel Dave (chairman of Physics, U. of Edinburgh)
https://www.quora.com/profile/Romeel-Dav%C3%A9?q=romeel%20dave
were to take the other side of the conversation, perhaps after being convinced, they could support the theory.
In other words, talking to academicians is a requirement if you want to overcome censorship. It is not a game...:) or an Ego trip.
As far as I can tell, in tens of years, whatever I wrote or you wrote in the dark corners of the internet will be unretrievable and lost.
This work will have the same end as 8-track tape players...
You are welcome, Preston Guynn to bring into the conversation the Dr. de Fil
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/spiral-galaxy-conundrum-cover-up-marco-pereira-woi7c/?trackingId=OT2Yc1Y6RpqeJMNb%2FHG1fg%3D%3D
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