#alternative science

[aromantic-misguide-to-romance]

Using references and building your research on the previous research is actually what we call science. Otherwise it’s just baseless opinion.

[themysticeye1-blog]

Kundalini Signs and Symptoms: Psychic Overwhelm and Spirit Gates 

Checkout my lifestyle blog at http://mysticeye.co and my youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXFr8bK7RWUKch_fKckzD0w

[aromantic-misguide-to-romance]

But... this isn’t how this works....

First, you either write a paper and look for a journal that that has posted a call for papers in your area of expertise, or look for the journal first and write a paper that suits the topic of the upcoming issue. It takes a lot of time to write a decent paper.

Second, there is a long  reviewing process and the result might not be favourable. Your paper might get rejected, and even if not, you’d get a bunch of corrections to make.And no, you don’t just arrange it so they accept your paper before you even write it.

[13thpythagoras]

[justletmeon12]

I just finished a really interesting book about the Third Reich's belief in/support of "border sciences" (what we'd call "alternative science" or pseudoscience), which was mostly really informative and terrifying and morbidly fascinating given our modern context...

HOWEVER, I have a real bone to pick with Kurlander's using Freud and the psychological establishment as an example of "real scientists" opposing the border sciences.

[brent-emery-pieczynski]

He Proved Our World is Just a Hologram And Then "Disappeared"

[allengreenfield]

Indigenous Insights: A New Lens on Consciousness - Neuroscience News

Indigenous Insights: A New Lens on Consciousness - Neuroscience News

A new study illuminates the profound depth and adaptability embedded within Indigenous interpretations of consciousness, offering fresh pers