Something For The Fuse Guys ...
roberttcan"If anyone, I mean anyone actually did a controlled listening test, not even measurements, but an actual controlled listening test (which is double blind by the way), then may, just maybe there would be no ridicule when one claims enormous improvements" Users are free to post hear free of you're personal attacks, ridicule, and threats there is no need to conduct scientific tests even though many of us have done just that. |
roberttcan"As does the number of people following religion, mainly due to high birth rates in highly religious societies (outside the US)." People are free to observe, practice, and follow they're religion without being subject to your threats, insults, and attacks. " As does the amount spent on Homepathic remedies. As does the amount spent on penis pills." I do not know what you mean by "penis pills" you seem to be suffering from some cognitive problem. |
roberttcan43 posts10-21-2019 5:58pm75% of the world believes in a deity, pick any of those people and between 50% and 99% of that 75% thinks their deity is a delusion. 100% of those 75% have absolutely no verifiable proof that a deity exists." People are free to observe, practice, and follow they're religion without being subject to your threats, insults, and attacks and none of us have to prove anything to you so you're attacks on faith and religion have no place here. |
OK, kiddies, what time is it? It’s time for the Intro to Zen and the Art of Debunkery again. 🤗 “Seeing with humility, curiosity and fresh eyes was once the main point of science. But today it is often a different story. As the scientific enterprise has been bent toward exploitation, institutionalization, hyperspecialization and new orthodoxy, it has increasingly preoccupied itself with disconnected facts in a psychological, social and ecological vacuum. So disconnected has official science become from the greater scheme of things, that it tends to deny or disregard entire domains of reality and to satisfy itself with reducing all of life and consciousness to a dead physics. Science seems in many ways to be treading the weary path of the religions it presumed to replace. Where free, dispassionate inquiry once reigned, emotions now run high in the defense of a fundamentalized "scientific truth." As anomalies mount up beneath a sea of denial, defenders of the Faith and the Kingdom cling with increasing self-righteousness to the hull of a sinking paradigm. Faced with provocative evidence of things undreamt of in their philosophy, many otherwise mature scientists revert to a kind of skeptical infantilism characterized by blind faith in the absoluteness of the familiar. Small wonder, then, that so many promising fields of inquiry remain shrouded in superstition, ignorance, denial, disinformation, taboo . . . and debunkery.” |
