• Cite what you assert

  • "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence"

• Follow Occam's Razor

• Utilize the Scientific Method

  • Your primary job is to disprove, not prove

  • Be empirical

  • Use physical evidence, not math tools, to prove your assertions

  • Make predictions you can test yourself and prove/disprove

• Clearly mark "science fiction"

  • Not just stories

  • Anything that relies on present science to speak on the future

• Clearly mark "philosophy"

• Clearly mark any Extension

  • EPEMC :: [extension type]

• Use a consistent form of citation

• Be open to Social Media peer-review

• Do not charge for basic research

At Left: a "thermal spectrum" of intensity of standards for the entire alt-stream (and therefore the EPEMC) If you aspire for your research to be worthy, try to be a level A researcher or videographer/documentarian, and not level C!Note: the names all presented are highest quality and not in comparison to one another.

Anyone can Volunteer. How many can hold their heads up high?