Re: watch this video
Gadzooks. They had me thinking they were serious, up until the talk
about comets. Then they quoted Velikovksy as if he had incorporated
some sort of science in his theories. It went downhill from there, and
I couldn't finish watching.
On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 18:05:27 GMT, "Mk" <mk@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=4773590301316220374&q=thunderbolts&total=184&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: Getting out of this world?
... That was just sort of my placeholder for technobabble that might be ... you are discussing science in science fiction on a newsgroup about the ... uncertainty in the measured momentum of a particle must be greater ... higher dimensions as well, you might be able to reduce the uncertainty ...
(rec.arts.sf.science) - Re: Getting out of this world?
... That was just sort of my placeholder for technobabble that might be ... you are discussing science in science fiction on a newsgroup about the ... uncertainty in the measured momentum of a particle must be greater ... higher dimensions as well, you might be able to reduce the uncertainty ...
(rec.arts.sf.science) - Re: Dons blog
... some sort of respectability of direction and continuum. ... this 'plate tectonics' was supposed to relate to what was already ... In the way science changes, the history of ideas is very important. ... If so then it reinforces what I'm saying ...
(sci.geo.geology) - Re: thinking, loose ends, chaos, and assumptions
... >>>If scientists were truly thinking about their field there would be so ... > devise some sort of test for the site to test the hypothesis I had ... > science is being used to buttress a predetermined point of view. ... but not the answer to the original problem. ...
(sci.geo.geology) - Re: thinking, loose ends, chaos, and assumptions
... My preferred method of inquiry is to visit a site, look around at what's happening, or what is unusual, form an hypothesis, THEN read the literature looking for similar occurrences and how they were tested, and devise some sort of test for the site to test the hypothesis I had developed and researched. ... At this point in my life I realize there are two approaches to science: one deterministic and predictable, and most often used in cases where science is being used to buttress a predetermined point of view. ... The other sort of science is rather serendiptious--you start out with a general field of interest, and investigate aspects of that field, but you are never entirely sure of your end result until you get there. ... Sort of like solving a puzzle by testing each piece of the puzzle, but the big picture does not come into view until fairly late in the process as you place the tested puzzle pieces together. ...
(sci.geo.geology) |
|
