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He’s also revisited the , claiming the second explosion was not a coal-dust accident but a staged ammunition blast designed to draw the U.S. into WWI. His sourcing is unconventional (he often cites his own prior papers), but his narrative voice is courtroom-dramatic. The Mathis Method: Why People Keep Reading Love him or dismiss him, Mathis has a style that hooks you. He writes in short, declarative sentences. He mocks authority figures by first name (“Maxwell,” “Feynman,” “Neil”). He includes personal diary entries—what he ate for breakfast, his aching back—as if to say, “I’m a regular guy, not an institution.”

But what has Mathis been up to lately ? Let’s just say he hasn’t softened his pen.

Have you read any recent Mathis papers? Which one made you nod—or throw your hands up? Comment below.