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==EU advocates==
EU advocates can be roughly split into two groups. The first are garden-variety [[Pseudoscience#Physics|physics cranks]] who are convinced that they have a legitimate, revolutionary scientific theory, and that the scientific establishment is either blindly ignoring them out of misplaced faith in their own theories, or deliberately suppressing them for [[Conspiracy theory|some greater, nefarious purpose]]. This group has somewhat cross-pollinated with Flat-Earthers who realize gravity is a problem with a flat earth model but still want some stain of science on their stuff because "god did it" isn't good enough.

The second group is composed of various other [[woo]]-peddlers who use EU claims to prop up their main ideas (because mainstream [[physics]] would blow them apart). For these people, the EU hypothesis is a means to an end, not an end in and of itself. The more common subsets of this group include some [[Young Earth creationism|Young Earth creationists]], who wish to discredit the mainstream cosmology and geology suggesting that Earth is billions of years old, and some of the loonier fringes of [[global warming]] [[denialism]] (such as [[Vault-Co]]), who are trying to find ''some'' process outside human control that they can attribute climate change to. The latter particularly like the hypotheses of [[Pierre-Marie Robitaille]].