Re: Oops, Back to the You Know What
- From: "Algis Kuliukas" <algis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 18 May 2005 20:30:11 -0700
firstjois wrote:
> From Nature again:
>
> Centenary stimulates top scientists' wish-list
> What's the one thing you wish more people grasped about science? That
was
> the question posed to some 270 leading scientists, whose responses
have now
> been published for all to ponder on the Internet.
>
> [snip]
>
> "I should teach the world that science is the art of doubt, not of
> certainty," reads the contribution from Frances Ashcroft, a
physiologist at
> the University of Oxford, UK. "Science is the antithesis of faith,
and of
> the popular view that science provides immutable theories and fixed
facts
> about the world in which we live."
>
> [snip]
Fine, but...
> There you go, AAR, you are the antithesis of Science, plain, simple,
and
> damp.
... how do you make that leap?
The only certainty I see on this newsgroup is that the AAH is, in fact,
a religion, that is completely wrong and that it's proponents are
misguided.
I don't see much doubt coming from the self-style scientists here that
are on the aquasceptic side of the fence.
The only faith I see here is in the strange notion that humans are so
special we don't need standard biological explanations for basic
observations like we can swim better than our nearest relatives.
Algis Kuliukas
.
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