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a secular society by 2030
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dazdon
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It's official!!!
No nutters have ever attended well known historic universities ;-)
No nutters have ever attended well known historic universities ;-)
Weloveyoucitywedo
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Why am i on a wum?
The guy is a cambridge educated biologist, author of more than 80 scientific papers. His book 'the science delusion' has sold more than 1 million copies worldwide.
These powerful assumptions, have led science down the wrong path according to Rupert. He explains how originally the scientific field held a kind of Cartesian dualistic view of spirit and matter, which eventually was replaced solely by matter.
According to Sheldrake, the ten dogmas of science hold that:
*Everything is mechanical; only mechanistic explanations will do. Dogs for example are complex mechanisms, rather than living organisms with goals of their own. Even people are machines 'lumbering robots in richard dawkins vivid phrase with brains that are like chemically programmed computers
*Matter is unconscious / inanimate.
*The matter and energy of the universe is constant, and always the same (with the exception of the big bang where it just suddenly appeared)
*The laws of nature are fixed. They are the same today as they were at the beginning and they will stay the same for ever.
*Nature is without inherent purpose, and evolution has no goal.
*Biological inheritance is a purely material process.
*Minds are located within heads, and are nothing but the activities of brains.
*Memories are stored in the brain, and are wiped out at death.
*Telepathy and other psychic phenomena are illusory.
*Mechanistic medicine is the only kind that works.
If religion is to be constantly challeneged, then i feel it's important to do the same with science.
The guy is a cambridge educated biologist, author of more than 80 scientific papers. His book 'the science delusion' has sold more than 1 million copies worldwide.
These powerful assumptions, have led science down the wrong path according to Rupert. He explains how originally the scientific field held a kind of Cartesian dualistic view of spirit and matter, which eventually was replaced solely by matter.
According to Sheldrake, the ten dogmas of science hold that:
*Everything is mechanical; only mechanistic explanations will do. Dogs for example are complex mechanisms, rather than living organisms with goals of their own. Even people are machines 'lumbering robots in richard dawkins vivid phrase with brains that are like chemically programmed computers
*Matter is unconscious / inanimate.
*The matter and energy of the universe is constant, and always the same (with the exception of the big bang where it just suddenly appeared)
*The laws of nature are fixed. They are the same today as they were at the beginning and they will stay the same for ever.
*Nature is without inherent purpose, and evolution has no goal.
*Biological inheritance is a purely material process.
*Minds are located within heads, and are nothing but the activities of brains.
*Memories are stored in the brain, and are wiped out at death.
*Telepathy and other psychic phenomena are illusory.
*Mechanistic medicine is the only kind that works.
If religion is to be constantly challeneged, then i feel it's important to do the same with science.
SWP's back
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fucking lol
Weloveyoucitywedo said:If religion is to be constantly challeneged, then i feel it's important to do the same with science.
Science challenges each and every theory it produces.
Just a friendly warning Mr Icke, if Damocles gets wind of the massive gaps in your scientific knowledge, you are fucked.
Weloveyoucitywedo
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The Flash said:Weloveyoucitywedo said:If religion is to be constantly challeneged, then i feel it's important to do the same with science.
Science challenges each and every theory it produces.
Just a friendly warning Mr Icke, if Damocles gets wind of the massive gaps in your scientific knowledge, you are fucked.
Who?
I'm guessing he's a regular poster on here? I only use the net every now and then.
It's common though, at the moment it's taboo to dare to question science in the same way that religion was at one time, so I expect a lot of hostility, however, I don't set out to offend anyone. I've no desire to destory or see anyone get 'fucked' though, I don't see any purpose in that.
The Flash said:BWTAC said:Fucking hell, the mentalists are replicating.
Wow. I thought it would never happen, but we have a contender for PD's crown of most menatlist poster on Bluemoon.
Although I suspect wlycwd is an established poster on the WUM.
and i know who i suspect<br /><br />-- Fri Feb 01, 2013 1:51 pm --<br /><br />
Weloveyoucitywedo said:Why am i on a wum?
The guy is a cambridge educated biologist, author of more than 80 scientific papers. His book 'the science delusion' has sold more than 1 million copies worldwide.
These powerful assumptions, have led science down the wrong path according to Rupert. He explains how originally the scientific field held a kind of Cartesian dualistic view of spirit and matter, which eventually was replaced solely by matter.
According to Sheldrake, the ten dogmas of science hold that:
*Everything is mechanical; only mechanistic explanations will do. Dogs for example are complex mechanisms, rather than living organisms with goals of their own. Even people are machines 'lumbering robots in richard dawkins vivid phrase with brains that are like chemically programmed computers
*Matter is unconscious / inanimate.
*The matter and energy of the universe is constant, and always the same (with the exception of the big bang where it just suddenly appeared)
*The laws of nature are fixed. They are the same today as they were at the beginning and they will stay the same for ever.
*Nature is without inherent purpose, and evolution has no goal.
*Biological inheritance is a purely material process.
*Minds are located within heads, and are nothing but the activities of brains.
*Memories are stored in the brain, and are wiped out at death.
*Telepathy and other psychic phenomena are illusory.
*Mechanistic medicine is the only kind that works.
If religion is to be constantly challeneged, then i feel it's important to do the same with science.
challenge at will, please feel free to debunk science and let us know why
Weloveyoucitywedo said:I've no desire to destory or see anyone get 'fucked' though, I don't see any purpose in that.
It's called pornography. Give it a try.
Parksidecity
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Science scares me
Take a flask - it can keep things hot and keep things cold
How does it know ?
Take a flask - it can keep things hot and keep things cold
How does it know ?
andyhinch
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God tells it, simple when you think about itParksidecity said:Science scares me
Take a flask - it can keep things hot and keep things cold
How does it know ?