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Peer review is where independent experts scrutinise a scientific study's methods, results, and conclusions before it's published. It helps catch errors, biases, and ensures the research is sound and credible. Without it, claims like Radical Numerics' lack independent validation, making experts like Michael Baym naturally sceptical.
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