Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Truth in Research: Foundations of Scientific Inquiry

Publisher: Jeremy Tan

Frontiers in origins research. 

Where Evidence Meets Scrutiny. No Protected Ideas. No Comfortable Silence.

Origins research sits at the center of some of the most important scientific and worldview questions of our time. Because these questions are so significant, they deserve more than surface-level agreement, selective engagement, or easy answers. They deserve careful testing, serious critique, and a willingness to examine the strongest objections from every side.

Foundations of Scientific Inquiry was created for that purpose.

This inaugural issue launches with research that refuses the comfort of agreement. This first issue we will be focusing directly on creation vs evolution topics across a video verity of sciences. We begin with a paper on direct head to head predictions of the two views over the decades. Then we look into linguistics and origins study that focuses on the origin of human language. How did it arise? Are there constraints to its evolution and what are those constraints? Then an investigation of Pando, Earth’s largest and supposedly oldest known tree system, is it really as old as claimed? Then we delve into the mysterious petroglyphic evidence of dinosaurs depicted alongside humans which challenges the mainstream consensus that man never would have seen such creatures. There are also papers on the evolution of plants and the legends attributed to them including a technical analysis of population genetics that reveals what small hominid groups could actually survive and what the data demand we reconsider. This is just some of the things volume 1 issue 1 contains.

Our Commitment

We will publish the strongest version of competing arguments. We will not hide real problems with either model. When predictions fail, we will say so. When evidence favors one approach, we will report it. We will host the disagreement itself and let readers decide.

Whether you are a believer, a skeptic, or simply curious, this journal invites you to think critically, question rigorously, and engage with the evidence on its merits. 

 

Published by Jeremy Tan

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editor@truthinresearch.pw

Authors retain copyright and articles are published under CC BY 4.0.

Published: 2026-06-28

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