What would the world be like without science?
Posted on: July 8, 2009 - 10:56pm
What would the world be like without science?
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What would the world be like without science?
Posted on: July 8, 2009 - 10:56pm
What would the world be like without science?
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That was very funny,Now if you can get Jenny McCarthy and Jim Carey to see this video. Now to answer your question ~ We defiantly need science in these modern times,but the further back we go into human history,you can see that such human species like the Neanderthal Man was around for over 110,000 years (without science),Homo Sapien been around for less than 70,000 years, and modern man since the scientific method,less than 600 years and now we're closer to extinction,due to the misuse of knowledge. I can't think of the exact terminology to the quote by the Greek playwright Sophocles,but it went something like this ~ Nothing enters mans world of inventions without a negative response ~ he was a man who understood mans weakness,when it comes to knowledge. In my opinon.
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Well, this hilarious video is based on preventive and complementary medicine, mistakenly used for acute situations. It could be a good parody on parodies. You guys are satisfied with cheap humour, indeed.
World without science? 90% less diseases, free energy, antigravity traffic, and global peace. We'd have all that in 20th century, witout scientists, claiming that this is impossible. Science is not religion, but both are organized. Organized science is anachronism, just like organized religion. The structure of institution makes it rigid, resistant to change. Now, mathemathics is superior to the observations and their results. Yes, there are "changes" in science, but that's within an academic club of the chosen, while the underground scientific community grows with the exiled ones. Electric universe, non-existence of time, mistaken Einstein, Silvertooth experiment, these are some parts from the free science, which I admire.
As for the scientific proficiency of early people, I wouldn't underestimate them so much. I had read articles about brain surgeries and skull trepanations, which the patients survived. Some holes even had a bone plug, which grew together with the skull. Although, I wonder if the patients were volunteers.
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Wow. Just... wow
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I believe the British call it "bollocks".
No it's true: honest.
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"Very funny Scotty; now beam down our clothes."
VEGETARIAN: Ancient Hindu word for "lousy hunter"
If man was formed from dirt, why is there still dirt?
We do that, although in this case I think I'd prefer the Glaswegian "Hunners oh' wind n pish"
Forget Jesus, the stars died so that you could be here
- Lawrence Krauss
Without silly things like science, things like this become plausible!
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_3394806.html
Theism is why we can't have nice things.
:15. Paisley gets a boner. Look at the directory on the left for the different wings.
Eh? Eh?
Without science?
I don't think that word means what you think it means.
Our revels now are ended. These our actors, | As I foretold you, were all spirits, and | Are melted into air, into thin air; | And, like the baseless fabric of this vision, | The cloud-capped towers, the gorgeous palaces, | The solemn temples, the great globe itself, - Yea, all which it inherit, shall dissolve, | And, like this insubstantial pageant faded, | Leave not a rack behind. We are such stuff | As dreams are made on, and our little life | Is rounded with a sleep. - Shakespeare
I didn't even notice that part. Hahaha that is fantastic though.
Theism is why we can't have nice things.
However, I keep hearing people's complains, that they are not heard if they solve something which scientists couldn't solve. I keep hearing of academic indoctrination, pride, and awful things which happen to those who accept certain forbidden doctrines. I have seen a dissident scientist falsely accused and locked up in prison, because his technology threatened local petrol market. (namely, depolymerization) He also had some other ideas in his mind, which could, for example, allow people to build cheap, ecologic, well isolated and fireproof houses. But he's now in jail.
And that's not the only case of destroyed life. The world is full of crime, and the organized science is no exception at all. It is a focus of money, power, and technologies threatening to upset the status quo.
Beings who deserve worship don't demand it. Beings who demand worship don't deserve it.
And now you've incurred my wrath because you've abused chemistry.
1. The scientists you mentioned made discoveries when science wasn't a profession. Science as a profession is a 20th century invention. The reason so many people were able to investigate science in the 19th century was because they were men of wealth with time on their hands. They were precursors to the current model, not examples against it.
2. What the fuck do you think depolymerization is? Because it's not something you can get put in jail for. Thermal depolymerization is a known process that can be used to break down large organic molecules. What is criminal about this?
Forget Jesus, the stars died so that you could be here
- Lawrence Krauss
I wish there was antigravity traffic, it would be like star wars.
The worst are the skeptics from Sisyfos club. They want to take from the people the right and freedom to choose the method of healing. So far, they strive for a biased, negative campaign in media and refusal to recognize the alternative medicine in legislative. But I guess, here I cry on a wrong grave
One local scientist had a patent on this technology. He wanted to start a mass production of portable, depolymerized petrol-powered generators. He needed money, so he did what is usually done in such a cases. He received an expert's report on the device, and it was estimated on about 750 millions of dollars. He did put this value as a base capital to his company. But this would endanger the local petrol market. It would be a problem, if people could make their petrol at home. So some people hired another expert to estimate that depolymerization technology, and this time, it was only about 35 millions of dollars. The scientist was accused, that he intended to sell the overpriced technology. He had to hide from the police for several years, and then he was found and locked up. However, he had no intention of selling that technology, he specially wanted to keep it public and affordable, so the petrol magnates couldn't buy it and take it away from the people. This attitude took away his freedom. I know that, because people from our group had a personal contact with him when he was still free. He wouldn't sell the rights, no matter what.
Beings who deserve worship don't demand it. Beings who demand worship don't deserve it.
So some scientists disagreed with each other. This isn't uncommon. I don't understand how this links into some science malaise.
The who?
There's a reason there are so few plants... it isn't cost effective. It's cheaper to prodcue oil and other side products by other processes. After at least 5 years the company was still working at a loss. That's not good - and can happen even if there isn't an "evil conspiracy" working against you.
And for the record... if you're inventing something you don't ask for an experts report. You perform "due diligence" yourself. If you want to start a company you assure investors of this due diligence, which they then check against current patents and scientific literature, and, if your claim stands, things can then move forward. I know this because I have my name on 4 different patents and have gone through the process several times. The only people that tell you what a technology may be worth are the people investing in it. No outside expert will give you a value that means anything unless you've paid them (and are therefore biased in your favour) or they have an invested interest.
Not only that, you don't fully explain what your scientist friend was accused of. He was a criminal because 2 different indepenedent experts gave him different values for his super secret technology? Really?
Forget Jesus, the stars died so that you could be here
- Lawrence Krauss
Look at the drivers you see on the roads today.
Do you really want them not limited to the ground?
Theism is why we can't have nice things.
The local skeptics' club. Warning: dangerous concentration of sky-high arrogance.
His case was also well described on TV by journalists who specialize on such a very controversial cases. It was when the scientist was still hiding. The report was mostly about the mere possibility of making a fuel at home, which is here something unheard of. In his provisory lab, he made a 1 liter bottle of something, which after laboratory analysis appeared to be a genuine home-made petrol with some water. Apparently, he didn't need much more than a standard pressure cooker.
Beings who deserve worship don't demand it. Beings who demand worship don't deserve it.