06-09-2020, 01:50 PM
It sometimes worries me the time taken by some people to attempt to refute theories that are obviously already erroneous where time could be spent more productive on other research. This theory is built off Cheshire's theory, Cheshire's theory is wrong so it is pretty reasonable to think this theory is wrong. I think when a false theory reaches a certain public profile then it unfortunately becomes necessary to point out the problems with it, so that it does not become widely and wrongly accepted by the media, otherwise I think it can safely largely be ignored. I am inclined to the view, that others have expressed, that a correct theory will find its way with time to widespread acceptance.

