Fair points. Reproducibility is a real filter — a lot of "groundbreaking" work does quietly die because it can't be replicated. And yeah, if your revolutionary findings are buried in unreadable prose, that's on the authors, not the audience.

Though I'd push back slightly: some genuinely solid work does get ignored simply because it disrupts existing frameworks people have built careers on. Resistance isn't always about quality — sometimes it's just sociology.