The PM1831 Virus is Loose in the Population

Veracious knowledge contamination is good for your brain

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Avoid the #coronavirus. Self isolate for a couple of weeks and do your brain a great service. Get some free cognitive irrigation and #KnowledgeContamination . Catch the #PM1831 virus #meme and get you some immunity to credulous mythology: HERE https://t.co/XpOYfbXt6j pic.twitter.com/KJpCnlFYl5

— Supermythbuster (@supermyths) March 8, 2020

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The beneficial to truth - deadly to credulously swallowed science myths - Patrick Matthew virus (PM1831) is on the loose in newspapers & academic literature.

Catch something useful for your brain: #knowledgecontamination.

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— Dr Mike Sutton (@Dysology) March 8, 2020

Darwin Fanatics in the Frame

All fanatics are lacking in confidence

There is a paradigm change. And it has proven that Darwin worshipers are idiot anti-science fanatics. Get the facts. Here

Them and the Art of Supermythbusting

The Patrick Matthew supermyth is bust. HERE

Copycat Darwin

Charles Darwin - the world's greatest copycat

CopyCat by Billy Eilishhttps://t.co/9Pd2o4vqEs

(Ethically mined facts bust old myths) pic.twitter.com/YP4RjzHViP

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) March 5, 2020

The stain upon the silence is pus from an infected scar

The Linnean Society has scarred the history of science for all eternity with an infected wound of lies, corruption and science fraud by plagiary.

Darwin's & Wallace's plagiarizing science fraud & glory thieving serial lying to cover it up, in collusion with the @BiolJLinnSoc Linnean society is not a stain on the history of science, it's an infected scar. Every time you mention Darwin, it opens up https://t.co/6K7Wm5UvfI pic.twitter.com/dvDr0UbdT4

— BlessedVirginDarwin (@OnNavalTimber) March 4, 2020

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My orignal discovery that Selby cited Matthew has been slyly plagiarized by cyberstalker Dr Dagg [AKA Dagg the Plagiarist) in the Linnean Journal @BiolJLinnSoc @ZoolJLinnSoc ean ! The very same journal where Darwin and Wallace plagiarized Matthew in 1858! https://t.co/SbV6TXsmdK https://t.co/4Wv3a2V3Ve

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) February 13, 2020

Do you believe in miracles?

Silly Billies

Who believes in miracles? A vast number of scientists do. Only they are so credulously incurious they don't even know it: https://t.co/djF5d6DtQj pic.twitter.com/qoQvSGAiU8

— BlessedVirginDarwin (@OnNavalTimber) March 3, 2020

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Zen and the Art of Mythbusting

Big Data in the 21st century bust the myth of Darwin and Wallace

If you prefer to know the truth, welcome home people: https://t.co/RKbJV7ogAU pic.twitter.com/E0bHMqtWw6

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) March 2, 2020

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Zen and the Art of Mythbusting 🦄🐉🧚‍♂️👽👻 pic.twitter.com/rNmU6UTkYv

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) March 1, 2020

Keep out of Google Rabbit Holes

You never know how long it will take you to get back out with the new facts that provide the answer to your question. It may take years! Ask yourself: Are you really ready for that?

And, in the final conclusion? Keep out of #GoogleRabbitHoles 🐇🐰🕳️ @danengber 😆https://t.co/wPukI9E5yG pic.twitter.com/gEblik0p6C

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) February 28, 2020

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On Darwin and Matthew: What is the question?

So what is the scientific question here?

Agreed. Such as "Did Darwin and Wallace and all their fellow naturalists REALLY not read Matthew's prior published theory that Darwin and Wallace replicated along with Matthew's unique explanatory examples and terms - as Darwin claimed? And the answer = No. And Darwin also lied. https://t.co/fOpOQ8qjU5 pic.twitter.com/ai3nYOMMFP

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) February 27, 2020

Was Samuel Butler Right about Charles Darwin Being a Dreadful Plagiarist?

Was Butler right? If you think he was, imagine what he would have written if he had known about the data on Darwin's science fraud that was originally unearthed by me in 2013/14 and published in expert peer reviewed journals (here and here) and in my book (here)

Was #SamuelButler right about Darwin being a massive plagiarist? Or was he wrong?

If you are not disinterested in such a question, you can decide for yourself. Just weigh the verifiable evidence.

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— Dr Mike Sutton (@Dysology) February 27, 2020