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despite what popular opinion may lead you to believe, some rocks actually do have scientifically-proven auras! Unfortunately, those rocks are uranium and the aura is cancer.
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the brilliance of peer review is it relies on educated experts experiencing the very human feeling that the only thing better than proving that you are right about things is proving other people are wrong about things.
So when, say, a doctor does a study and discovers, idk, something new about how cells react to a certain medicine, that doctor submits it to a peer-reviewed publication, which means a bunch of other doctors go over those findings with a magnifying glass hoping like hell to find evidence that the first doctor was an idiot who missed something and is actually very wrong.
And THAT, my friends, is why we believe things that pass peer-review. Because of all the things you can trust about people, one of the things you can trust most is that they will try like hell to prove anyone saying some smart shit they didn’t think of first themselves is actually incorrect.
So every time a scientist discovers something that is accepted as true, it means like a hundred other scientists did their best to prove that scientist was wrong first. And that’s how peer review helps us trust the things we learn.
As someone going into academia (hopefully lol) I hate the automatic distrust of anything “scientific” bc as the user above stated there are tools in place to check the validity of scientific claims no peer review isn’t perfect and sometimes papers aren’t actually subject to it but there is a point where the fault lies with the person blindly accepting things at face value rather than digging in an inch below the surface
the brilliance of peer review is it relies on educated experts experiencing the very human feeling that the only thing better than proving that you are right about things is proving other people are wrong about things.
So when, say, a doctor does a study and discovers, idk, something new about how cells react to a certain medicine, that doctor submits it to a peer-reviewed publication, which means a bunch of other doctors go over those findings with a magnifying glass hoping like hell to find evidence that the first doctor was an idiot who missed something and is actually very wrong.
And THAT, my friends, is why we believe things that pass peer-review. Because of all the things you can trust about people, one of the things you can trust most is that they will try like hell to prove anyone saying some smart shit they didn’t think of first themselves is actually incorrect.
So every time a scientist discovers something that is accepted as true, it means like a hundred other scientists did their best to prove that scientist was wrong first. And that’s how peer review helps us trust the things we learn.
tumblr is the best social media site because if you put he/they in your twitter bio every day until the end of time someone will respond to your tweets with "ummmm pronouns in bio, opinion invalid 🧐" and think they're sooo cool for it but on tumblr you could post something like "I'm a girl like if a woman was a boy. anyways. laser beams you" and it would get. 5 billion note
also, people on twitter will try to roast you simply by stating "pronouns 🤓" and on here they will go check your pronouns before saying some deranged shit you think about for a week
