Never mind that climate change is the
single most complex scientific question of human history. Human nature has
managed to morph politics and science together into a repulsive, philosophic
monstrosity -- half science and half religion -- specifically designed to
reduce multifaceted, chaos-based theory and its inherent, profound complexity
to absurdly simple computer modeled abstractions. This was accomplished for a
reason, of course: specifically so that billions of dollars in global taxes may
be levied at the point of a gun against the specter of anthropogenic climate
change. It was carefully planned that way from the outset, and it was
successfully leveraged upon a single event embedded within Western thought: the
undetected collapse of the most fundamental understanding of the philosophy of
science itself. This is not a complaint against anthropogenic climate change --
for the jury is certainly still out on that question. But there is a
full-frontal attack against science itself that has been mounted in its name.
Science’s first line of defense against
encroachments of ignorance, superstition and error is its own base of
scientists and technical field experts. It is the task of every scientist to be
on the alert for failures in basic philosophy and to defend the integrity of
the scientific method when necessary. Science is not built upon its aggregate
hypotheses -- but the hypotheses are built upon and supported by science.
Reversing this simple tool of philosophic understanding always results in
serious error. But when that base has been so dumbed down by the wholesale
collapse of a fundamental philosophic education prior to the awarding of
degrees, it is inevitable that the institution would eventually be overrun with
devastating but tell-tale errors in its most elementary philosophic tenants…..To Read More…..
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