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The knowledge filters of the past—peer-reviewed journals, conference paper reviews, journalistic integrity—are being bypassed by a more direct and unfiltered link to the world at large. Harmless you say? Ask Timothy McVeigh where he got his information on the evil doings of the government, as well as how to build bombs.
— Sep 20, 2020 05:29AM
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John Michael Strubhart
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Was Mozart a genius? Of course, but not because of the Amadeus Myth, but because he really was so much better than almost everyone else, and worked so much harder, and from an earlier age that he appears, to them and to us, wholly Other, a genius.
— Feb 08, 2021 06:16AM
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There is a difference between us and all those who failed to find this solution. We are the first to realize the consequences of our actions in time to do something about them. The question is, what will we do?
— Feb 05, 2021 03:55PM
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Whether Carl Sagan’s life is measured qualitatively (through narrative biography) or quantitatively (through scientific biography), he really had a wonderful life.
— Jan 21, 2021 12:09PM
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Where Freud created a hero as myth image that has faded, Darwin refused to create a hero myth image, and he has come down to our time as a hero as great man.
— Jan 03, 2021 02:22PM
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Where the heretic meets the skeptic a creative scientist will emerge.
— Dec 04, 2020 08:36AM
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Change is the only constant in the universe and you need correct change to ride the bus.
— Nov 10, 2020 07:24AM
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Paradigm shifts are one way that Science progresses and pseudoscience never can.
— Nov 02, 2020 03:49PM
