Hope you find these as interesting as I did.
Yes. Peer-review was the death of science. pic.twitter.com/bk5GarCivZ
— Theo Jordan (@Theo_TJ_Jordan) December 13, 2025
Boundaries in scientific knowledge have never been advanced by committees. It's always been individuals advancing ideas that ran counter to the scientific dogmas or doctrines of the day. Though for many, their papers are never properly vetted ot just outright thrown out of committtee because many scientific and medical peer review boards have agendas that seek to protect the status quo. Just as educational systems have been captured so too have review boards. Sanity needs to be restored to both.
Someday you will go to @Grokipedia and wonder the evolution of ships from 8000 BC to current and you will get an interactive movie that you can stop and inquire about a particular period.
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) December 12, 2025
This is one way we will learn in the future. pic.twitter.com/ujUQcrup0N
Fascinating How much grokipedia has advanced in such a short time. Use it for all your information needs as it is decidely neutral even in contentous topics. Whereas "Wokepedia", I say woke instead of wikipedia because that's exactly the way Larry Sanger, (co-creator of wikipedia) refers to them, contending that since 2020 most editors are young and lean heavily to the left and routinely squash dissenting views. Do your own comparisons and judge for yourself.
This is the true size of Africa
— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) September 14, 2025
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FREEMAN DYSON [ex Prof. Emeritus Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton] on THOMAS GOLD's [ex Prof. of Astronomy Cornell] theory that oil & gas come from the mantle of the Earth & are NOT fossils. Chemists at the Carnegie Institute proved this correct. pic.twitter.com/3m5yvl1szK
— Robin Monotti (@robinmonotti) July 23, 2025
Show this video to everyone that screams fossil fuels are a scarce resource. It's sure to elicit some stammering but science is constantly evolving, so we need to keep up.
NEWS🚨: James Webb confirms there's something seriously wrong with our understanding of the universe — and reveals unknown physics exists. pic.twitter.com/213xU3n5xk
— Curiosity (@MAstronomers) July 18, 2025
The main problem the hubble telescope has uncovered is that the universe is expanding faster than predicted by the standard Big Bang model. This implies the universe appears "further along" in its expansion timeline than expected, pointing to potential new physics rather than the universe being older or younger overall. As of September 2025, the tension remains unresolved and is increasingly seen as a crisis in cosmology.