Academic Establishment Protectionism
Suggests that academic institutions suppress discoveries that challenge established paradigms to protect status funding and avoid being proven wrong
This theory falls within the Energy & Physics research cluster, exploring advanced propulsion, fusion reactor designs, and unconventional energy technologies that may operate outside the boundaries of publicly acknowledged science.
Supporting Points
- Physicists fear being proven catastrophically wrong
- Supervisors ignore physical demonstrations
- Patent approval requires removing key terms
Claims from This Video
Over 60 labs successfully replicated cold fusion experiments showing excess heat.
MIT altered cold fusion data through statistical manipulation to show no excess heat.
Supervisors ignore physical demonstrations even when invited to examine overunity devices.
Cold fusion researchers demanded radiation products like hot fusion despite solid state nature.
Eugene Malov blew the whistle on cold fusion coverup in 1989 and was mysteriously murdered in 2004.
The Department of Energy created tribunals to debunk successful cold fusion replications.
Cold fusion patents only approved when cold fusion language is removed.
Academic physicists suppress cold fusion to avoid being proven catastrophically wrong.