Post by Pincho Paxton on Oct 4, 2015 11:41:04 GMT
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Einstein's genius changed science's perception of gravity
Pincho says...
Why do scientists think that their perceptions on science are facts? Science isn't supposed to be considered fact, so celebrating these insights on gravity are supposed to represent celebrating a possibility. So Einstein can be wrong, and the way he changed science's perception of gravity could be wrong, which means that Einstein then becomes the guy who pointed science in the wrong direction... and get this...
... Einstein was wrong most of the time, and was wrong about gravity.
So science thinks it has facts, but all it has is measurements. You drop a ball from a rooftop, and time how long it takes to fall you have a measurement, and those measurements can be used to build things. Building things from science does not mean that science includes any factual information. Science hardly ever contains factual information. For the facts you need Pincho Paxton.
Pincho Paxton
Einstein's genius changed science's perception of gravity
Pincho says...
Why do scientists think that their perceptions on science are facts? Science isn't supposed to be considered fact, so celebrating these insights on gravity are supposed to represent celebrating a possibility. So Einstein can be wrong, and the way he changed science's perception of gravity could be wrong, which means that Einstein then becomes the guy who pointed science in the wrong direction... and get this...
... Einstein was wrong most of the time, and was wrong about gravity.
So science thinks it has facts, but all it has is measurements. You drop a ball from a rooftop, and time how long it takes to fall you have a measurement, and those measurements can be used to build things. Building things from science does not mean that science includes any factual information. Science hardly ever contains factual information. For the facts you need Pincho Paxton.
Pincho Paxton