Eventually the mainstream will catch up to reality.
The political schemes, the social programs, the
perversion of science in the name of some
imaginary "Greater Good" that for some reason
or another can only exist within an ocean of
lies... it'll become too much. Academics will
retire and unless they have a child to protect,
most will eventually want to clear the air.
You know, the academics with a conscience.
They're probably resentful of having to be
compromised their entire careers, forced to
shit on the things that are important to them, so
once they're retired they're going to start loading
the canons with grape shot and taking aim that
the self appointed elite who own
paleoanthropology.
It's going to happen.
Eventually reason will win over politics and science
will prevail.
The good Doctor will be recognized as the great
pioneer that he is...
The way I see it is that culture -- society, religion,
the government, the owners of academia -- define
these parameters within which all thinking much
take place. Such as...
Humans evolved from Apes. The LCA looked like a
Chimp.
Our evolution took place in Africa.
Various stupid models for the origins of bipedalism,
most popular of which is the savanna nonsense.
Dating! For at least a generation we were ordered
to frame everything within the context of a 6 million
year old LCA.
These things are parameters... fences... WALLS within
which all your thinking must take place. And where the
world owes the good Doctor a great debt is NOT in
any specific detail of his Aquatic Ape model, but in the
destruction of those parameters.
Instead of asking you to judge an idea by how well it
conforms to mandated parameters, he asks you to
judge things on the basis of the evidence.
One of the great ways he did this recently was in his
WhatTalk, where he pointed out that the bipedal traits
we are ordered to associate with Homo -- those darn
parameters that cage in your thinking -- actually pre
date the genus Homo. They don't signify Homo at all,
thus can't suggest an ancestor.
I likened this to how many people insisted on seeing
"Bird like traits" in dinosaurs, when the dinosaurs
and the traits pre dated the birds by a very long time...
It's this change in thinking that the good Doctor
celebrates with his every post. THAT is what he will
forever be remembered for, and celebrated. You
don't have to agree with specifics, only the process
for arriving at his conclusions.
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https://jtem.tumblr.com/post/721968221374365696/saw-a-ghost-today-in-fact-saw-two
Op vrijdag 7 juli 2023 om 03:31:24 UTC+2 schreef JTEM is so reasonable:
Eventually the mainstream will catch up to reality.
When I had written my first scient.article (1985), I thought now "everybody" will see "soon" s
Eventually the mainstream will catch up to reality.
The political schemes, the social programs, the
perversion of science in the name of some
imaginary "Greater Good" that for some reason
or another can only exist within an ocean of
lies... it'll become too much. Academics will
retire and unless they have a child to protect,
most will eventually want to clear the air.
You know, the academics with a conscience.
They're probably resentful of having to be
compromised their entire careers, forced to
shit on the things that are important to them, so
once they're retired they're going to start loading
the canons with grape shot and taking aim that
the self appointed elite who own
paleoanthropology.
It's going to happen.
Eventually reason will win over politics and science
will prevail.
The good Doctor will be recognized as the great
pioneer that he is...
The way I see it is that culture -- society, religion,
the government, the owners of academia -- define
these parameters within which all thinking much
take place. Such as...
Humans evolved from Apes. The LCA looked like a
Chimp.
Our evolution took place in Africa.
Various stupid models for the origins of bipedalism,
most popular of which is the savanna nonsense.
Dating! For at least a generation we were ordered
to frame everything within the context of a 6 million
year old LCA.
These things are parameters... fences... WALLS within
which all your thinking must take place. And where the
world owes the good Doctor a great debt is NOT in
any specific detail of his Aquatic Ape model, but in the
destruction of those parameters.
Instead of asking you to judge an idea by how well it
conforms to mandated parameters, he asks you to
judge things on the basis of the evidence.
One of the great ways he did this recently was in his
WhatTalk, where he pointed out that the bipedal traits
we are ordered to associate with Homo -- those darn
parameters that cage in your thinking -- actually pre
date the genus Homo. They don't signify Homo at all,
thus can't suggest an ancestor.
I likened this to how many people insisted on seeing
"Bird like traits" in dinosaurs, when the dinosaurs
and the traits pre dated the birds by a very long time...
It's this change in thinking that the good Doctor
celebrates with his every post. THAT is what he will
forever be remembered for, and celebrated. You
don't have to agree with specifics, only the process
for arriving at his conclusions. https://jtem.tumblr.com/post/721968221374365696/saw-a-ghost-today-in-fact-saw-two
That's called delusion.
On Fri, 7 Jul 2023 08:52:28 -0700 (PDT), "littor...@gmail.com" <littoral.homo@gmail.com> wrote:
Op vrijdag 7 juli 2023 om 03:31:24 UTC+2 schreef JTEM is so reasonable:
Eventually the mainstream will catch up to reality.
When I had written my first scient.article (1985), I thought now "everybody" will see "soon" s
That's called delusion.
Pandora wrote:
That's called delusion.
Never give up on your Piltdown Man!
Given that it's been almost *40* years
The aquatic
When I had written my first scient.article (1985), I thought now "everybody" will see "soon" s
That's called delusion.
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