EpistemologyActive
The Limits of Peer Review
Examining how the peer review process systematically filters out paradigm-challenging research before it reaches publication.
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Open Inquiry Project
What if the institution is the constraint?
Research that reaches beyond the conventional framework — questioning what academia takes for granted.
“The most important questions are the ones the syllabus never asks.”
The Open Inquiry Project exists at the edges of established disciplines. We pursue research that conventional academic structures discourage — not because it is fringe, but because it is foundational.
Our work challenges the assumptions embedded in curricula, methodologies, and peer review. We believe rigorous inquiry begins where the textbook ends.
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PedagogyActive
What the Curriculum Excludes
A cross-disciplinary audit of knowledge structures embedded in university curricula and the assumptions they normalize.
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MethodologyOngoing
Beyond the Controlled Study
Developing alternative research methodologies for questions that resist randomized control — complexity, emergence, and lived experience.
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of paradigm-shifting discoveries were initially rejected by mainstream journals.
We exist for the other 7% — and for what comes next.
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We're looking for researchers, thinkers, and institutions willing to ask the questions that don't fit neatly into existing frameworks.
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