Archive for February, 2008
Is physics pseudo-science?
3 Comments Published by admin February 29th, 2008 in Science, Physics, Doctors of Philosophy, Galileo, PunsPhysicists like to contrast physics with religion. In current usage physics is a pun for science and physicists exploit this pun and use physics interchangeably with science. But the contrast is not between science or physics and religion but between science and legal. Here’s what I mean.
Is physics pseudo-science?
There is a lot of talk going […]
Why is it that I cannot find the answers to simple questions that I have been investigating in this blog? I made a list below. I stated them as propositions that need to be evaluated.
I believe that what makes finding answers difficult is that there is no standard of evidence in physics. There is no […]
I recognize that Change Physics is the same problem as Change Congress. But I think that Changing physics is even more impossible than changing the Congress. After all Physics has been around as a bureaucracy for over 5000 years. Yes, this bureaucracy has been changing its name to adjust to the changing times but it […]
Intelligence and doctors
0 Comments Published by admin February 26th, 2008 in Uncategorized, Doctors of Philosophy, Freedom of ScienceThe ultimate goal of mathematics is to eliminate any need for intelligent thought. [Alfred N. Whitehead]
In this article Isabel Lugos is propagating the oldest scholastic propaganda. Willingly or unwillingly, I do not know. This propaganda asserts that Doctors of Philosophy are supremely more intelligent than non-doctors:
I_Docs >> I_non-Docs
Lugos adds to this claim a twist by […]
Database admin as philosophers manqué
1 Comment Published by admin February 25th, 2008 in Physics, Doctors of Philosophy, DatabaseJohn Baez and Mike Stay have a new paper called Physics, Topology, Logic and Computation: A Rosetta Stone. I believe that Mike Stay is writing the Computation section which is not yet available. In this post I have some general comments to make about the comparison of physics and computation as studied in the introductory […]
Don’t become a physicist!
5 Comments Published by admin February 24th, 2008 in Physics, Freedom of ScienceThe original article titled Don’t become a scientist! is here. And a similar article: Women in Science. And this: College is waste of time and money. And Academic Science isn’t that bad.
First I notice that Katz is using science as a pun for physics. This is indeed a funny pun. Although mistaking religions to be science […]
Scholasticism and football
0 Comments Published by admin February 23rd, 2008 in Physics, Doctors of Philosophy, NewtonNewton used Kepler’s rule the way an evil genius would have used a mass destruction weapon to annihilate the world. Newton used his weapon to design an occult world. Newton annihilated rationalism.1
Newton’s secret weapon was Kepler’s Rule. Newton redefined Kepler’s Rule to be Newton’s laws and wrote a book to legislate Newton’s laws as the […]
Gizmodo writes:
The Force. Yes, that Force. Or like physicists call it, the Higgs boson. Or God particle.
It doesn’t really matter what physicists call it. The Force is still the same occult Newtonian Force.
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John Baez asks for help for a paper he is writing with Mike Stay. Within hours highly qualified people start posting good quality advice.
John Baez’ post proves once and for all that academic peer review has nothing to do with science and it is in fact an impediment to the free flow of information. Peer […]
How to topple Newtonism
3 Comments Published by admin February 20th, 2008 in Uncategorized, Newton, Freedom of ScienceSome thoughts on the mission of the Freedom of Science blog. What is Newtonism? Can it be toppled? Does it need to be?
Also available here in wiki format.
The best case scenario
In the best case scenario
scientific authority is transferred to the people
Newtonism is exposed as religion
Kepler’s rule is recognized as fundamental
Newtonian occult is removed from science
When […]
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