We all know that Wikipedia is deeply in bed with the Cabal, and will
not accept ideas unless they are approved by the Establishment.
But fortunately, there's something called Uncyclopedia. Due to its
status as a "joke" encyclopedia, the zombies have let their collective
guard down, and have allowed a lot of normally censored research to be
published on the site. Take Archimedes Plutonium's theory for instance:

http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Atom_Totality

While the Wikipedia article on him is full of blatant lies,
Uncyclopedia features an accurate synopsis of his discoveries. And
this extends to other subjects as well. One can even get
away with posting an article on there that debunks the Cult of
Relativity:

http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Cult_of_Relativity

See how easy this is? But we still need articles on:

* "Spin is In" Theory
* Dual Space Theory
* Improved Relativity Theory
* Galaxy Model of the Atom
* Smart Model of the Atom
* Dedanoe's Lever Physics
* Ballistic Theory
* Aether Theory
* Hammond's Scientific Proof of God
* Kurt Stocklmeir's Gravity Theories
* Moving Dimensions Theory
* Timothy Harris Liverance's Theory of Everything

... and many other suppressed theories!

You CAN make a difference. Write an article today!

Remember: put
[[Category:Scientific theories]]
at the end of your article so it goes in the right category for
everyone to find it.

-- Nth Complexity --
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"However, these criteria, admirable as they are, are insufficient
for a *liberatory* postmodern science: they liberate human beings
from the tyranny of 'absolute truth' and 'objective reality', but
not necessarily from the tyranny of other human beings. In Andrew
Ross' words, we need a science 'that will be publicly answerable
and of some service to progressive interests.'" -- A.D.S.





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While the Wikipedia article on him is full of blatant lies,
Uncyclopedia features an accurate synopsis of his discoveries. And
this extends to other subjects as well. One can even get
away with posting an article on there that debunks the Cult of
Relativity:
See how easy this is? But we still need articles on: