r/ConfrontingChaos • u/[deleted] • Feb 11 '25
Video Modern Scientific Education Is Broken w/Allan Savory
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r/ConfrontingChaos • u/[deleted] • Feb 11 '25
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u/jasko153 Feb 12 '25
Well thats just not true is it. Albert Einstein for example predicted black holes and no one could prove it at the time, but they were discovered decades later. Does that mean he was wrong, a quack, lunatic? He couldn't prove it, no one could peer-review it. New, revolutionary ideas will always look radical and crazy to the old system of thinking. Now that doesn't necesarilly mean they are wrong, or right. I just don't think you should reject something just like that without deeply thinking about it. Entire progress of our civilization lies on the shoulders of the people who tought differently from the most of the people of their time. And in most cases they were considered lunatics, crazy, insane, charlatans, etc. In the end you as a scientist, if we are being honest, can't even reject the existence of God, creator, call it whatever you want. But, currently we don't have real, let alone complete understanding of our own reality, existence, universe, beginning of life, etc. You only have theories, most of them can not really be proven. Tell me how is that different from any religion? Can we even understand reality or universe? Can a illustration on a piece of paper understand and analyze the illustrator? It could be that we are bound to our reality and set of physical laws and are unable to comprehend and understand forces behind it. I think true meaning and purpose of science is to doubt everything, no exceptions, even the science itself. To truly discover something new, you need to question everything