The real world follows the dictates of nature rather than the hopes of politicians.
Politicians follow the dictates of nature, on whom the world pins their hopes. Fail.
The real world follows the dictates of nature rather than the hopes of politicians.
Politicians follow the dictates of nature, on whom the world pins their hopes. Fail.
Bare links are usually dishonest rhetorical devices.
'Equal time' for the proposition that science is not the best summary of human knowledge is 'equal time' for lies, not 'honesty.'
Politicians follow the dictates of nature, on whom the world pins their hopes. Fail.
"THE SCIENCE IS SETTLED" quoth the politicians, whereupon, they began to write the eugenics laws circa 1914(Indiana). Fifteen to twenty odd years later, those laws were carried to their logical extreme in Ukraine and then in Germany.
What do politicians want beyond more tax revenues, and immunity from prosecution for themselves, and those who carry out their dictates?
So climate change is just like Hitler.
Well, I say that climate change deniers are just like Holocaust deniers. So there.
Exactly. They want more tax revenues from oil companies, and so they deny climate change as they are commanded to by the people holding their purse strings. (The idea that grad students and college professors have more political clout than Exxon executives is . . . funny.)
You post bare links to avoid accountability for your indefensible repetition of their long debunked contents.photizo said:In and of themselves, the links I post are simply what they are; that is, examples of dissenting viewpoints and opinions. They are posted as 'equal time' for those same dissenting views; such efforts reflect a desire for honesty, not the opposite.
Posting bare links is not teaching.photizo said:Forcing others to be spoon fed a party line insisting they swallow it 'hook, line, and sinker' rather than teaching others simply how to feed themselves is "not honesty".
That's not so - you have accepted politicians speaking for scientists and controlling their funding, even politicians speaking for bogus "scientists" they had to bribe or invent first and cutting funding for valuable research, quite often on this forum. The only criterion you appear to have is that what they say has been approved by rightwing authoritarian think tank spokesmen.sculptor said:I know that I am biased, but whenever politicians decide to speak for scientists, and control their funding, I tend to look for alternate explanations and research.
Quantum mechanics, the Beer-lambert law, and the conservation of mass and energy combine to dictate that only one side is right....logic dictates both cannot be right...
Quantum mechanics, the Beer-lambert law, and the conservation of mass and energy combine to dictate that only one side is right.
Here's the thing.
Sciences don't work to the lowest common denominator.
As long as there are "TWO SIDES" we have pathetic dichotomous (and thereby incomplete) concepts about the very same phenomenon.
(from an old song --) Nobody's right if everybody is wrong!
Sadly, from an anthropologist's perspective, science does tend to dichotomy. (eg: clovis first)
Yeah.... I should have put the word side in scare quotes.
By the way, you may want to change your avatar, you should be aware that it could get you banned, and that it can be forcibly changed.