When they say science is the answer, it's time to start asking questions. It's the means to one. I know people that honestly believe that this is a real image of outer space and not a representation of the data collected.
Last edited:
Pyramid News
- Thread starter Scottmi
- Start date
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
Site Sponsors
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
I don't support the conspiracy nuts either but blindly following what is told without independent research is a fool's errand.
I love conspiracies and weird science though I very rarely believe in it. I mean, it’s about as realistic as Smaug still slumbering on a mountain of gold lol
At a certain point, unless you are a brilliant polymath, you either have to accept, reject, or be an informed skeptic. I choose the latter, mostly because particle science isn’t my forte.
It helps when you realize that scientists can be bought just like anyone else. It's purity has fallen to weaponization and politics.
Once you realize you don't have to know all the answers to the universe you can then make the rational decison to not believe any of these people.
The fools errand is trying to make the opinions of these people part of your identity...
If you decide you "believe the science" you have to make an ass of yourself everytime these people add another few billion years to the age of the earth.
It's a trap. The people of science and the media cannot be trusted.
The fools errand is trying to make the opinions of these people part of your identity...
If you decide you "believe the science" you have to make an ass of yourself everytime these people add another few billion years to the age of the earth.
It's a trap. The people of science and the media cannot be trusted.
Open your minds people, and realize...
Kuato lives...
Kuato lives...
That seems to be a misunderstanding of "science". No serious scientist thinks they have "all the answers to the universe" and that the current theories about it won't change. It's an ever-evolving process of accumulating data and theorizing based on the best available data, and by consensus with other qualified scientists. But it's always subject to change and modification. Look at how perspectives on Einstein's theories have changed over the decades.
Our seventh grade teacher Miss Charlotte had us all do a report on how to build a Giza size pyramid in Humansville Missouri.
And that completely cured any notions we might have otherwise had about pyramidology
Pyramidology - Wikipedia - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramidology
And no doubt had us all grateful for Caterpillar bulldozers.
33 little hillbillies learned a lifelong lesson sitting inside a WPA schoolhouse how building any pyramid takes lots of capital and organization and most of all, incentive.
And that completely cured any notions we might have otherwise had about pyramidology
Pyramidology - Wikipedia - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramidology
And no doubt had us all grateful for Caterpillar bulldozers.
Caterpillar Inc. - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
33 little hillbillies learned a lifelong lesson sitting inside a WPA schoolhouse how building any pyramid takes lots of capital and organization and most of all, incentive.
Spring 2023 Architects & Engineers Project Report: Humansville School District gymnasium - Springfield Business Journal
Dake Wells Architecture Inc. is the architect for the Humansville School District’s new gymnasium.
sbj.net
Last edited:
Science has always been political. It has always been corrupted by money. The same goes for all of human existence. Anything that involves people is, by it’s very nature, political. To think that Science somehow exists in a vacuum, a btilliant bastion of truth, unpolluted by the vagaries of human nature, shows a severe lack of awareness.
My father was a scientist and researcher, starting in WWII, studying methods for culturing anaerobic bacteria (like what would be encountered after battlefield injuries). I remember him lamenting how politics drove research funding, and how corporate and government grant money, not the need or the basic thirst for knowledge and understanding, drove scientific academia. So this is nothing new.
There is still lots of essential basic science research going on, unfettered by politics and money, but most of it rides on the coatails of large grants and other funding with political underpinnings.
My father was a scientist and researcher, starting in WWII, studying methods for culturing anaerobic bacteria (like what would be encountered after battlefield injuries). I remember him lamenting how politics drove research funding, and how corporate and government grant money, not the need or the basic thirst for knowledge and understanding, drove scientific academia. So this is nothing new.
There is still lots of essential basic science research going on, unfettered by politics and money, but most of it rides on the coatails of large grants and other funding with political underpinnings.
Last edited:
Here I sit, dumbfounded. To think, Woodsroad has the most succinct, coherent statement. Here I was thinking all he could do was make me laugh with his rhetoric. I’ve just checked my therapist schedule and blocked out an afternoon session.
My worldview has officially been shifted. But seriously, well put old man, well put.
Miss Charlotte lined up sacred cows and had us, not her, slaughter them.
There were children in the class whose families had told them the earth was flat and six thousand years old, and countless other superstitions such as homeopathy and astrology and palm reading and tarot cards and Ouija boards.
In Humansville, the Seventh Grade was in one classroom in the high school building with accesss to the high school library.
Miss Charlotte today would have been fired her first year teaching.
She would have fired then except she’d been runner up Miss Missouri and was married to a war hero Superintendent and protected by my father and all his buddies on the school board who were all members of Christian Church and wanted as many of us who were able to go on to college.
The problem with the socratic method of teaching science is that the ignorant and superstitious are deeply offended by their children not continuing their ignorance.
There were children in the class whose families had told them the earth was flat and six thousand years old, and countless other superstitions such as homeopathy and astrology and palm reading and tarot cards and Ouija boards.
In Humansville, the Seventh Grade was in one classroom in the high school building with accesss to the high school library.
Miss Charlotte today would have been fired her first year teaching.
She would have fired then except she’d been runner up Miss Missouri and was married to a war hero Superintendent and protected by my father and all his buddies on the school board who were all members of Christian Church and wanted as many of us who were able to go on to college.
The problem with the socratic method of teaching science is that the ignorant and superstitious are deeply offended by their children not continuing their ignorance.