You want me to provide "ACADEMICALLY - ACCEPTED" peer reviewed information and not the history of the world? I did not start a debate on this thread, read the first post.
I cannot trust a bible is my issue, not a proof text issue. If you don't want to spend hours and days looking at videos and texts and websites trying to find people with evidence, that is your choice. But don't expect me to do your work for you. But a few pointers I will see if I can add.
This is the general "basic" historical and academic understanding with regard to westcott and hort:
https://www.gotquestions.org/Westcott-and-Hort.html
This is the evidence that the nestles text matches in most cases, westcott and hort, but renames its text to "nestles text". Note the previous site mentions that it was based on Sinaiticus and Vaticainus as I mentioned. Can you mention a bible that is aligned with the sinaiticus and vaticainus that is old? like the Geneva bible or others? If not, why were these texts not used seemingly until modern bibles were created around the time of westcott and hort? E,G ASV 1901 onwards etc. Where are the thousands of bibles in rome, greece, ethiopia or uk or other that match these texts? Why do the known bibles match the thousands of "KJV / Geneva / Bishops / Masoretic", and not the "minor texts" used for new versions? I don't need you to answer, it is a point being made. That all bibles would be of the "minor texts" of new versions if they were the original choices etc, but they are "minor" in number = 1 of each, with a few newer texts thrown in to fill the gaps.
A quote from another site:
http://deanburgonsociety.org/CriticalTexts/dbs2695.htm
"The Conclusion and Importance to be Drawn from these Seven Testimonies. Have you ever wondered just WHY the basic Greek text of Westcott and Hort dated in 1881 is virtually identical with the basic Greek text of the present critical editions? The simple reason is that they are derived from the same basic, corrupt Greek manuscripts, namely "B" (Vatican) and "Aleph" (Sinai) and a few others that followed them."
The quote is about testimonies of scholars and investigators over the years who have compared the new versions as stated.
Believe what you want. As I said, it is about trust.
David Daniels video's 2 parts.
I hope this is of use. But I admit and do not presume to know everything, and therefore will allow God to guide and correct me with new information if God so wishes to clarify this with new information. Remember, there is also much money to be made in different bible versions, and there are schisms between churches / catholic / protestant / JW's / Mormons etc, who all have different bibles in general, with altered texts between all of them. Thats largely why I stick with KJV before the "new version changes". God bless all and I hope all is made clear by God in Jesus name, to all, amen.