Re:Observations from our Joe Rogan Experience experience
by UncleMeat on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @09:00AM
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I am pretty confident that the appropriate place to distribute revolutionary new scientific models based in factual evidence isn't the joe rogan experience.
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Re:Observations from our Joe Rogan Experience experience
by FredPret on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @09:08AM
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You’d be hard-pressed to find a better one.
Research shouldn’t be locked up behind paywalls and in ivory towers. It should be public knowledge and lots of basic questions should be asked about it.
Re:Observations from our Joe Rogan Experience experience
by UncleMeat on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @10:35AM
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Sure. And a growing portion of research is made available through places like arxiv. The government is also pushing new regulations to make research publicly available when funded by the government, which is a dominant force in grant funding. This is wildly different than presenting findings on JRE.
And, in general, revolutionary new scientific ideas are targeted at scientists rather than the lay public. Ideas like new models of the solar system don't tend to take hold because the public thinks they are cool but instead because they become inevitable within the scientific community. Being less able to go on JRE and talk about how awesome ivermectin to a massive listener base is isn't going to limit scientific breakthroughs in the future.