Technological advance and the generally better general education of the human race complicate matters considerably. It is no longer easy for officials to cover up discoveries that they deem dangerous to their hold on power. The suggestion is that the government and other powerful officials tend to cover up revolutionary scientific discoveries in order to further their own powerful positions and/or to favor the monetary income from certain businesses.

Most prominent are energy-related issues. It is said that science has already developed ways of conserving energy that are unused only because those in power will not fu

There may however also be darker and more powerful forces at play. Scientific discoveries may for example be kept from the human race very effectively by textbooks that do not address issues entirely accurately. The government and leading scientists may indeed be conspirators against accurate knowledge for the rest of the human race. This, as mentioned above, ensures that power remains in the hands of the view.

This begs the question of what other, mainstream scientific textbooks might be based upon. Certainly scientific knowledge is accurately presented in some textbooks. On the other hand, authors perhaps often consider first their audience. If a scientific author were to use terms and long explanations meant only for the scientific community, it is unlikely that the whole human race would benefit as greatly as from reading a book compiled in simpler terms.

In general, covering up scientific revolutions is largely the result of fear. Government officials fear the loss of their extreme power and wealth. However, as mentioned above, it is not as easy to

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