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The problem is for every scientist view you find there is one that
disagrees. Scientist can't agree on anything. Sarge |
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Sarge writes:
The problem is for every scientist view you find there is one that disagrees. Scientist can't agree on anything. whether you realize, or not, Sarge, you have hit on it. The nature of the Sciences is debate, study, more debate....eventually, things are learned, more questions asked, and knowledge goes forward. Eliminating the input from those scientists is an encouragement of ignorance. Hence, the problem of the C-student President. Ignorance is elevated to an exalted level. Why read the newspaper when your friends will tell you all you need to know?? As the song goes (Ramones): Ignorance is Bliss! Tom |
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![]() "Tom Littleton" wrote in message ... Sarge writes: The problem is for every scientist view you find there is one that disagrees. Scientist can't agree on anything. whether you realize, or not, Sarge, you have hit on it. The nature of the Sciences is debate, study, more debate....eventually, things are learned, more questions asked, and knowledge goes forward. Actually, the fool missed it by a mile. In fact, scientists within any one discipline typically agree on virtually everything but niggling details. It is only when a particular discipline undergoes what Kuhn so felicitously termed a "paradigm shift" that widespread disagreement on fundamental issues occurs and these are generally resolved in what, in retrospect, is a very short time......however long it may seem at the time. It has been demonstrated time and again that near universal agreement on the core issues in any field is one of the greatest impediments to scientific progress. Eliminating the input from those scientists is an encouragement of ignorance. Hence, the problem of the C-student President. Ignorance is elevated to an exalted level. Why read the newspaper when your friends will tell you all you need to know?? As the song goes (Ramones): Ignorance is Bliss! Yeah, all of that part is right. Wolfgang |
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