parmanides
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Yes, we call this the Truth movement.
Science is science. And intellectually honest person won't let political leanings change what he or she sees.
'science' can also be politics too
Yes, we call this the Truth movement.
Science is science. And intellectually honest person won't let political leanings change what he or she sees.
Two equally intelligent people can see the same facts and come up with different interpretations according to their political world view.
What about the hundreds of engineers in the scientific community that don't agree with the very few woos out there?
Newsflash!!
human beings (for it is they who write scientific reports) live in a logical vacuum bubble with no emotional (therefore political) impulses shaping their perspective or investigative outcomes.
news to me. And how very 'unscientific' of you to not take the whole human into account![]()
That 'chestnut' is a sociological fact.
If you mailman were to (for whatever reason) become a 'conspiracy theorist', would you not loose the esteem and emotional kudos of most of the people here. If you were given a salary via them to make your posts, would you not then jeopardise your livelyhood.
What in the world is that supposed to mean? Are you now suggesting that we ignore science because people can be politically biased?
The reason I would loose the esteem and emotional kudos of my fellow peers is simply because when you become a member of the 9/11 cult you become a moron and credibility becomes a thing of the past.
Mailman
if you like your reality black and white Quad4 then yes.
me, i like to use science AND see its limitations
Its just not my religion reverend
If its good science, NO politics are involved. That is the kind of science I use. So what are the political motives and agendas of the leaders of the "truth" movement? How does it effect their science? (As has been proven time and time again, it effects their science A LOT)
Jowenko could be valuable, if he provides a clear paper with his arguments. That way, his peers can evaluate them.my point exactly -which is why Jowenko is so valuable
my point exactly -which is why Jowenko is so valuable
regardless of whether or not you would make such a conversion (and god forbid, be proven wrong), the sociological fact STILL remains
That 'chestnut' is a sociological fact.
If you mailman were to (for whatever reason) become a 'conspiracy theorist', would you not loose the esteem and emotional kudos of most of the people here. If you were given a salary via them to make your posts, would you not then jeopardise your livelyhood.
regardless of whether or not you would make such a conversion, the socialogical fact remains
I refer to my last post. If you have a context (and the emotional investment that that entails), a long drawn out investigations can easily be bent to conform to your own preconceptions. Sometimes (not always) the immediate impression is just as valuable as the rabbithole of self deception that a longer 'scientific' investigation entails.
Two equally intelligent people can see the same facts and come up with different interpretations according to their political world view. This guy had no emotional investment and saw it how it was. as someone has mentioned, he has had the courage to investigate further and maintain his position without the emotional hijacking that is rife in this debate - a truly rare and scientifically 'pure' development.
Sometimes over investigating the facts in detail can be a block to the truth - you would rather focus upon an elaborate and hyperthetical scientific explanation that supports your political worldview, than see the elephant in the room. Its really hard to explain to overly logical people that their most treasured faculty may actually lead to an ultimately irrational stance.
BTW i dont support demolition of WTC1 and 2 - I just find WTC7 completely perplexing and appreciate all of you guys being here to help me get my own answers
thanks
'science' can also be politics too
my point exactly -which is why Jowenko is so valuable