Jesus wept. That’s not how research works. No theory should be accepted until it's proved correct.
I could theorise there are planets made of cheese out there. I mean it would be arrogant to believe that with billions of planets out there, one isn’t made of cheese. You can’t categorically disprove my assertion but reason tells us it’s nonsense so no scientist worth their salt is going to waste time disproving it and nor could they. Therefore, by your logic, we cannot dismiss the idea that some planets are made of cheese because nobody has proved that there aren't.
It's the logic of a dolt.
There’s no real debate to be had with someone who wants to believe in this stuff and will use any half baked argument to avoid actually addressing the facts.
I posted the results of the 2020 Oxford paper which explains why these theories don’t hold water. I doubt the space cadets on this thread have read it, or if they have they have either not understood it or chosen to ignore it.
It's an interesting enough ramble for wreck-heads to have in a squat at 1am but for most people there can’t be a debate with close minds such as yours.
Peace. Out.
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