Right wing science still has more evidence
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I've been through the academia bullshit am friends with several people who got phds. when it comes to academic research, the entire system is poisoned with professors who withhold grades until the results align with their thesis.
it's not just left wing bias. academia is rotten to the core with circle jerking.
I noticed that especially with astronomy. They make up invisible things whenever they need to. Just to keep the ancient hypotheses alive.
There is also a bias towards hype-subjects. As long they are in line with the beliefs of the peers. When someone discovers "something new" with hardly any evidence, it gets so much hype that they promote it as "the best thing ever". Like: AI and Crisper (DNA manipulation).
The hard part about deifying scientists like Einstein or Hawking is that you make everyone too scared to take a swing at them, because even if you are right everyone will rally against you for daring.
So all new things must be within the handful of frameworks that always existed, even if it doesn't make sense.
I have written articles that debunk:
1- the "photo electric effect" , for which Einstein got the Nobel prize.
2- black holes . For which Hawking got the Nobel prize.
I am still looking for honest replies that can show even a doubt in my debunking. But just based on observations and basic physics and logic, both Einstein and Hawking are now in the Bullshit category.
I'm well outside my knowledge zone, but didn't even Hawking admit his black hole theory was wrong some years before his death?
This explanation doesn't make sense:
Wineglasses only break at the specific frequency (well, a range of frequencies), and if you raise the frequency too much, it'll stop resonating and won't break anymore.
So if we saw that metals emitted photons only when light was at a specific frequency, resonance would make sense. But what we actually see is that metals emit photons only when light is at or above a certain frequency, without an upper bound on the frequency that will cause photoemission. That simply isn't resonance, not for wine glasses or mercury or any of the other examples you give.