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yes the TRUE nature of realityIt doesn't...it's a method for understanding reality
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yes the TRUE nature of realityIt doesn't...it's a method for understanding reality
everyone reveres knowledge that can be proven by observation, yes?Ah, another attempt by laymen to claim they are more knowledgeable then the experts. We really need to get back to revering knowledge over ignorance cloaked with attitude.
everyone reveres knowledge that can be proven by observation, yes?
but if nobody accepts Medieval Church speculations of "angels on pinheads" because we can't observer "angels", how are fancifully speculative "theory-tales" which make no testable predictions any different much less better ?
I don't know about that. Phrenology was so popular in the 19th century that American courts were convicting Americans on trial through the expert testimony of men specializing in phrenology.
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the link I supplied previously echoes numerous books like NOT EVEN WRONG in observing that modern theories like String Theory are so esoteric that they make no testable predictionsI'm sorry but I have no clue what you are trying to convey here. If you are claiming that there are scientific theories that you need a lot of specialized training to understand then I would agree. If you are claiming that because you do not understand it we should dismiss it then that is the precisely the problem.
the link I supplied previously echoes numerous books like NOT EVEN WRONG in observing that modern theories like String Theory are so esoteric that they make no testable predictions
just pure speculation, "theory tales" akin to philosophizing about how many Angels might fit on the head of a pin
other experts today say Climate Change implies that everyone with an agricultural or industrial sector job -- all the peasants and workers so to speak -- should give up their employment, for the greater good of the majority... Evidently meaning the minority of people employed in the service sector, such as the experts giving the advice to everyone else
"theirs is a clean job and somebody gets to do it" i guess
Its a little ridiculous to hold up string theory as the template for how science generally is done.the link I supplied previously echoes numerous books like NOT EVEN WRONG in observing that modern theories like String Theory are so esoteric that they make no testable predictions
just pure speculation, "theory tales" akin to philosophizing about how many Angels might fit on the head of a pin
other experts today say Climate Change implies that everyone with an agricultural or industrial sector job -- all the peasants and workers so to speak -- should give up their employment, for the greater good of the majority... Evidently meaning the minority of people employed in the service sector, such as the experts giving the advice to everyone else
"theirs is a clean job and somebody gets to do it" i guess
not according to the link I supplied alreadyIts a little ridiculous to hold up string theory as the template for how science generally is done.
isn't it common knowledge that their bottom line is....OK.
What experts say this and what is their field of expertise? What does this have to do with listening to the climate scientists who are telling us about APGW?
Well according to me your link must be wrong.not according to the link I supplied already
Doing nothing is politics and money too.....but everything below the line is POLITICS and money....
isn't it common knowledge that their bottom line is....
yada yada yada
blah blah blah
therefore, APGW (not disputing)
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AND THEREFORE, choke industry and agriculture to reduce emissions
everything above the line is science, and it's probably good science, and even if it was wrong, scientists have the right to be human from time to time
but everything below the line is POLITICS and money
and that is the point, science is politicized and monetized, people cross the line into and out of science for other purposes
is it not common knowledge that if industry did what the climate experts recommend, that they would have to close factories and fire workers in droves?Of course it is politics and money. Everything is politics and money. It is politics and money that are saying we should not move to fast on APGW. It is politics and money that say we should ignore what the experts are saying.
So let's take your political claims and examine them.
"choke industry and agriculture to reduce emissions"
This is being demanded by whom exactly? Because quite frankly it sounds like hyperbole.
is it not common knowledge that if industry did what the climate experts recommend, that they would have to close factories and fire workers in droves?