Trust the Science

[Mad as Fish]

Most science research these days is fake; driven by greed for funding, corporate control or ideological insanity:

The replication crisis has spread through science – can it be fixed?

It started in psychology, but now findings in many scientific fields are proving impossible to replicate. Here's what researchers are doing to restore science's reputation

www.newscientist.com

Many years ago I used to be an avid reader of New Scientist and I remember the debate about science, and specifically the funding of it, moving out of academia and into commerce. The grave warnings about its corruption in doing so were countered by the need to gain extra funds as it was becoming too expensive to be funded solely by the taxpayer.

Today it has come to pass that those wise heads who dared suggest that the pursuit of nature's truths would be steered by the lure of money, have been proven 100% correct.

 

[jpc]

To me this is proper science at work. Gravity exists in our everyday experience of the universe, but what is it exactly? Nobody really knows and I see no reason why scientists should feel embarrassed by being flummoxed by one of Nature's great puzzles, it just goes to show we are nowhere near as clever as we like to think we are.

In reality and with humility.
The more you discover.
Leads to the realisation of how little you're aware of in the cosmos.
Science is a continuous realisation of the above in its true form.
Nothing is ordained.
The arrogance and obfuscation around covid-19 is the direct opposite of real Science.
Trust the Science is a moronic soundbite for concensus corporate science and its funkiest.

 

[jpc]

Many years ago I used to be an avid reader of New Scientist and I remember the debate about science, and specifically the funding of it, moving out of academia and into commerce. The grave warnings about its corruption in doing so were countered by the need to gain extra funds as it was becoming too expensive to be funded solely by the taxpayer.

Today it has come to pass that those wise heads who dared suggest that the pursuit of nature's truths would be steered by the lure of money, have been proven 100% correct.

I remember those debates.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

Spectroscopy is a Pseudo Science:


View: https://t.me/kcdindustry/553

 

[jonp 1000 years of ire...]

why idiots run things in the modern world!
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAlI0pbMQiM&t=116s

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

 

[jpc]

Spectroscopy is a Pseudo Science:


View: https://t.me/kcdindustry/553

Nutter!

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

Nutter!

Not a credible response

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

He has an extremely slappable face

Tell us Jambo, how you know for a fact that spectroscopy is not a fraud, along with all the other scientific frauds. It's a growing list:

10 Dangerous Health Fads And Medical Treatments Used In The Past - Listverse

Health fads are nothing new, but they are much older than many people think. The ancient Egyptians, for example, practiced strange methods of losing

listverse.com

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

Tell us Jambo, how you know for a fact that spectroscopy is not a fraud, along with all the other scientific frauds. It's a growing list:

10 Dangerous Health Fads And Medical Treatments Used In The Past - Listverse

Health fads are nothing new, but they are much older than many people think. The ancient Egyptians, for example, practiced strange methods of losing

listverse.com

Add the climate hoax, statin drugs, chemotherapy, the collapse of peer review and the covid era of massive medical malfeasance and fraud to this short list

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

Yep, that's right, Mowl and you are the same pay grade

At least we work

 

[jpc]

Not a credible response

To be clear.
That comment is towards the gent in the clip.
Spectroscopy is an amazing analytical tool.
Astrophysics have taken it up numerous levels with the current technologies.

 

[Mad as Fish]

To be clear.
That comment is towards the gent in the clip.
Spectroscopy is an amazing analytical tool.
Astrophysics have taken it up numerous levels with the current technologies.

I first used used it in analyzing metal plating solutions, Jeez, I hated that job, but then I came across it in a flour mill being used by the most gorgeous girl ever, most were during those testosterone fueled teenage years, and suddenly I thought it a wonderful tool.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

View: https://twitter.com/briankeepsworth/status/1730250757176221961

 

[jpc]

View: https://twitter.com/briankeepsworth/status/1730250757176221961

Trust the science.
Mutated into go after the grants.
Or follow the funding.
Been an issue for twenty years in a big way!

 

[Hermit]

A New Replication Crisis: Research that is Less Likely to be True is Cited More

Papers in leading psychology, economic and science journals that fail to replicate and therefore are less likely to be true are often the most cited papers in academic research, according to a new study by the University of California San Diego’s Rady School of Management.

today.ucsd.edu

 

[scolairebocht]

You are going to get two further lots of scientists on your TV screens soon enough I think. Software engineers, saying you need more state control of the internet to stem cyber attacks, and astro physicists talking about the multiverse and the hows and whys of the alien hypothesis.

Don't believe either of them I'd say!

 

[Mad as Fish]

View: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/_Oqz2vgHubE

What a load of superficial BS.

The science books of 1,000 years ago would have told us tat the sun revolves around the earth and leaches cure anything going.

 

[Wolf]

What a load of superficial BS.

The science books of 1,000 years ago would have told us tat the sun revolves around the earth and leaches cure anything going.

There's no shortage of leeches in the CoVidian Cult.

 

[jonp 1000 years of ire...]

Thousands of tons of dead fish wash ashore in Japan

The sardines and some mackerel washed ashore in Hakodate on Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido on Thursday morning, creating an unsettling sliver blanket across the shoreline

www.dailymail.co.uk