SpidermanTuba
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Uh-huh.....And if your research contravenes what the "peers" doing the reviewing have convinced themselves of what the facts are, what are you chances of getting published??The fact that you'd even suggest the vast majority of scientists can't get their work published is absurd at face value. If you don't get your work published, you will quickly not have a job.
Somewhere between slim and none is my bet.
If your research proves what is already accepted as proven without adding anything else, you have a far lower chance of getting published.
You seem to be arguing that simultaneously a) only those who can get published can hold jobs in research science b) the overwhelming majority of scientists who work in research can't get published. You can't have it both ways, those are contradictory statements.