The Role of Academic Echo-Chambers in Theoretical Dogma Preservation
Examination of how insular academic schools preserve theories long after they have been falsified by new instrumentation or findings.
This academic phenomenon manifests as a scholastic version of LHS, where adherence to a 'foundational text' or 'dogma' replaces the need for continuous empirical verification, resulting in a defensive identity structure.
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