Quartz, you have had some lights of discernment that others have not had. It surprised me and I found it good. Alas, the natural quickly returns to the gallop. No, we cannot accept what you say. THERE IS NO REJECTION, but lacks self-discipline. Bar point.
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"Integrated circuits whose level of integration exceeds the imagination, not to mention digital or analog circuits programmable at will" that you take as an example, reflect the tangible success of official science: do you see the paradox with the rest of your speech?
(In addition, it is you who amalgamates between an official science VS a parallel or what do I know, it is not me, but I wanted to clarify it immediately, because you have misconceptions about about your interlocutors, possibly because it suits you to see it like that, but know that by being one of them, I am not ready to admit it, because it's false.)
Janic wrote:obamot hello
You see Cuicui, no matter how small we write, everyone is formatted to understand in their own way, or - for the more "honest" - pretend not to understand when it suits them
We are all concerned!
What bothers me is this replacement of the religion of a god by the religion of science as if it were, in turn, the depositary of an absolute truth. It doesn't matter whether it is the work of expert scientists or do-it-yourselfers, the simple fact of denying a possibility (however small it may be) is closing the door to another possible one.
Hi Janic,
There is not the question (and I debate it willingly) but thank you for this remark, it allows to fix the framework of this situation. As an example:
- it must be taken into account that these detractors admit that their approach is not scientific but that at the same time they defend themselves in a certain way;
- those that you defend in your post eventually put fervor before rigor, it is a very curious way of approaching the problem and clearly shows the intrusion of cognitive-behavioral into the debate (and which has nothing to do, and this in different other ways) and that's not frankly like that that we can fight against the current theoretical model!
- the only way, in my humble opinion, is to have even more stringent requirements, in order to nail their beak! Or at least equivalent. It is this lack that we can possibly blame Franck Delplace, who makes a very curious mixture of genres, advancing a little quickly on a theory which is only a hypothesis taking roughly elements of the theoretical model current and by adding to it considerations of pseudo-psychology, wanting to undoubtedly make a mythological connection there or what do I know ... (Understand who will be able) But which does not really have place to be;
- there was never any question here - for my part - of denying (or anything in this regard) another possibility. What is problematic in a forum:
- it is the non-entry on the points of contestation in the debate;
- the exclusion of so-called protestors from the discussion, which suggests a sectarian operation;
- the repetition of messages and threads ad nauseam (which is the very nature of one of the practices of trollism);
- the possible but expressed denial of the laws of physics, without providing a contrary explanation;
- the possible denial (but expressed on the contrary since it is accepted) that the measures are not carried out according to the rules of the art;
- the possible denial (but expressed on the contrary since admitted) that the way in which the montages are made can induce erroneous or misleading results;
- the relative use of forum, not as a forum, but to take advantage of its promotional possibilities;
- personal attacks which are launched to avoid answering substantive questions and technical-scientific objections.
etc.
And there, it was the drop of water that caused the
was (not was ..) The proof that this is not the case is that it forum has a section on free energy. But this is more likely due to the fact that there is a large dose of amateurism among the speakers, that they ignore what they are told and that they prolong the debate here that they cannot have in other forums for identical reasons. Which had the consequence of hardening the tone.
Even here, someone who had decided for several years not to take sides, had to back off a bit, in spite of himself, because it was getting outrageous and you can't let anything go. Like questionable methods and techniques, not any rejection of anything that is not "the normal way"!
As I said before, there is possibly a blatant lack of discernment in this group (it shows through and is embarrassing no ...?), And it's not doing them a favor that not to intervene .
In addition for the reasons mentioned (and with the usual reservations) certain experimenters or commentators allow themselves to question the same ethical rules (whether directly or indirectly or by omission), and practiced by all honest researchers on the part the world including those who are not great followers of the generally recognized theoretical model (without putting anything else in its place, without debate or anything) by purely and simply rejecting official science as a whole! It is an insult to the researchers who are in the camps opposite and who are bound to a great rigor (as we do the Kousmine teams, for example: they have proved theses opposed to those in force, by producing results and reproducibility of their work, both in the laboratory and in the field ...). So indeed it is humiliating, since in the world that they reject there are also scientists who submit to the rules and who fight to have their own research recognized without having NEVER PUBLISHED ANYTHING BEFORE IT HAS BE AVERAGED (or never questioning the contrary) as with the recent Séralini affair with GMOs. Case that suffices in itself to prove the problems and gray area in the scientific world, without there being any need to hit the nail by instrumentalizing unlikely hypotheses to try to validate with a beautiful syllogism more , that any action not subject to self-criticism would then become justifiable in itself - intrinsically and automatically valid in view of the problems of the scientific world too quickly qualified as "official" - VS another who would be marginal but who would hold the truth! Absurd!!!
Not even that, that has no reason to be, there is no living in a ghetto just because the rest of the world would have wanted to put us there (lol) or that it would be comfortable to go there be, because like that, we could practice the rules we want ...!
Then, in the name of a form of paranoia that shows up, we come to personal attacks, rather than coming to the substantive debate is a very credible angle of attack. It's so practical .... But nothing scientific. Wake up, because I think sclerosis is more like this.
Janic wrote:Likewise, rationalism, which has its reason for existing, places itself too much in opposition to the irrational which is only another side of the same reality.
As the two have the right to live together, as already said. I do not see the problem. Those who see it are precisely those who find it difficult to make sense of things, and de facto deviate from discernment, alas.
Janic wrote:Not being able to explain, to prove, is precisely not proof of non-existence.
Nor the proof of an existence ... (Never forget the anti-thesis, it can be useful for understanding ...)
The question here was raised by the absence of a certain humility which annoys, and raised even by Cuicui, who knew how to point a lucid look at this title.
Janic wrote:Let us have a little humility because too much still escapes us (fortunately perhaps besides) because "science without conscience is the ruin of the soul"
The good thing about it is that we can find it (or not) in both camps ... And that it doesn't seem to suffocate those who wallow on it .
Janic, it is still curious that your great sagacity, do not also put you the chip in the ear of some of the points above! I dare to hope that the great rigor which you show and which you apply to the VG plan, will be found in a critical appreciation of the questions described. Sorry, you don't seem to have gone far enough for my liking
you see, my point of view is paradoxical, at the same time I defend the side roads, but at the same time, I would not want to defend anything, as the approach is fragile.