Recently, I heard a spokesman for Bush Regime comment on the intelligence that the Bush regime recieved about the belief that nuclear weapons were in Iraq.
He said that no proof was found that weapons existed, but this is different from the argument that there were weapons was proven.
This argument is clear evidence of psuedoscientism in our top leadership. The main principle to look for is where a theory, statement or argument represents something that doesn't exist or isn't proportionate to the physics that it is intended to represent.
Galileo had to deal with the same idiots. Will we, those alive today, ever live to see a technocracy? A tell it like it is, honest, progressive, scientific government?
He said that no proof was found that weapons existed, but this is different from the argument that there were weapons was proven.
This argument is clear evidence of psuedoscientism in our top leadership. The main principle to look for is where a theory, statement or argument represents something that doesn't exist or isn't proportionate to the physics that it is intended to represent.
Galileo had to deal with the same idiots. Will we, those alive today, ever live to see a technocracy? A tell it like it is, honest, progressive, scientific government?