After digging deeper into the supposed string of mysterious scientist deaths, the Lads start asking a different question: how much of the conspiracy actually holds up? This episode focuses heavily on Amy Eskridge, her anti-gravity research, the strange claims surrounding her life, and the point at which legitimate science begins to blur into conspiracy. Along the way, the conversation dives into bad science communication, Graham Hancock, David Paulides, time travel, and how easy it is to build a theory when you stop looking for evidence that proves you wrong.Welcome back to The Lore Lads....0:00 Intro0:25 Are the Scientist Deaths Actually Connected?5:34 The Amy Eskridge Case8:17 When the Conspiracy Starts Falling Apart9:06 Amy’s Institute for Exotic Sciences11:46 Mental Health or Something More?14:45 Was Any of Amy’s Research Real?19:05 The Shadow Force Detour22:29 Breaking Down the Anti-Gravity Claims27:21 Why Scientists Are Terrible at Naming Things32:05 How Bad Science Communication Creates Conspiracies35:07 Graham Hancock, David Paulides & Bad Debunks42:40 Science Changes Faster Than You Think46:26 When Time Travel Turns Science Into Fantasy52:20 The People Around Amy Failed Her56:50 How Conspiracy Theories Build Themselves1:00:52 Learning to Admit Your Theory Was Wrong

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