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Exposing Scientific Dogmas - Banned TED Talk - Rupert Sheldrake
Yup, another flat white earth maga fuckup talk.
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Exposing Scientific Dogmas - Banned TED Talk - Rupert Sheldrake
Yup, another flat white earth maga fuckup talk.
Exactly right on the political point maga fuckup.
Exactly right on the political point maga fuckup.
You're not questioning science, you're denying it.
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Yeah, I'm familiar.Psychic phenomena?
Really?
Do you know how many thousands of experiments have been performed on that?
It's somewhere between unrepeatable and nonexistent.
Proven thousands of times.
Yeah, I'm familiar.
It is very hard to do unbiased scientific research when you start out with an epistemology which seeks to "de-bunk," certain natural phenomenon. This is what researchers do.
Am I accusing them of falsifying their data? Of course not. But researchers are only human.
When you understand that human thought and emotion, affect experimental outcomes, regardless of what researches do, then looking into this type of phenomenon becomes nearly impossible.
. . . now, if you understand the double slit experiment and the nature of the universe, you would not even need to ask these silly questions.
Doing unbiased scientific research isn’t hard. Keeping maga from politicizing it is the challenge.Yeah, I'm familiar.
It is very hard to do unbiased scientific research when you start out with an epistemology which seeks to "de-bunk," certain natural phenomenon. This is what researchers do.
Am I accusing them of falsifying their data? Of course not. But researchers are only human.
When you understand that human thought and emotion, affect experimental outcomes, regardless of what researches do, then looking into this type of phenomenon becomes nearly impossible.
. . . now, if you understand the double slit experiment and the nature of the universe, you would not even need to ask these silly questions.
That it exists, and that is a lieSure fuckup
What does science inform us about human caused climate change.
Of course, questions have answers. If you question science and get your answer, say thank you and move on.
So, a political answer.That it exists, and that is a lie
Nope factualSo, a political answer.