Pushing the hypothesis
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Jordan Peterson uses the phrase "you're pushing your hypothesis" to mean that someone is making unlikely speculation only to hold on to what was originally posited. It's something many quackademics are guilty of. This is powerful terminology to be used in persuasive writing / speaking.