Tag: science
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Religion as a PREREQUISITE for Science!
Is religiosity related to being a good scientist? With so many scientists being religious, everyone agrees that religiosity is not an obstacle for scientists. But I go one step further, by saying that religiosity is actually a kind of prerequisite for science. Let me explain my self... As already mentioned in “Religion and Science Unification…
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Atheism as a set of Beliefs (and not a religion, so what?). Atheism as an Obstacle to progress.
I read in a philosophy forum post that... "Atheism is a valid freedom of conscience position" OK, so is ANYTHING else. "Do not attack it as anything else" "ANYTHING" else? What does that even mean? Does atheism has a special immunity privilege? Surely not. "Although it has characteristics similar to those of religion (so does…
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More proof for relativity. More… what? [OR: The true science]
A high-performance computing researcher has predicted a physical effect that would help physicists and astronomers provide fresh evidence of the correctness of Einstein's general theory of relativity. [1] So. More proof of Einstein's general theory of relativity. So. Have we believed in the theory all this time with not enough proof? Discover science. Proof is…
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Changes… Changes? [OR: Why science is a tautology?]
Brain of astronauts changes while living in space. (1) So deep... Like saying that something changes when its environment... changes! Wittgenstein said that mathematics were mere tautologies and conveyed no real message or knowledge. Perhaps we should start thinking the same about sciences... What is is. And you will never know anything more…
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Science: NOT explaining. Being: NO reason.
Several exploding stars have been found outside the cozy confines of galaxies, where most stars reside. These wayward supernovae are also weird because they exploded billions of years before their predicted detonations. Using archived observations from several telescopes, astronomers have developed a theory for where these doomed stars come from and how they arrived at…
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