01 May 13
Originally posted by sonhouse"Human sciences are in their infancy, we are up to maybe an 8 year old level in understanding of the universe. In another 100 years science will be more like a 12 year old."
Hey, just keep hanging on to your dream, which is what it is. Just remember, human sciences are in their infancy, we are up to maybe an 8 year old level in understanding of the universe so have fun dissing an 8 year old. In another 100 years science will be more like a 12 year old and you won't have so much to stand on by then. Of course you and 99% of all ...[text shortened]... t get converted each year so eventually all your objections will fade into the bad dream it is.
That sound like a slow process to me. Why not study THE BOOK and get a PHD in a year? 😏
01 May 13
Originally posted by RJHindsI'll take my chances in the real world, I have no need for biblical snake oil salesmen invisible friend fantasy rides.
"Human sciences are in their infancy, we are up to maybe an 8 year old level in understanding of the universe. In another 100 years science will be more like a 12 year old."
That sound like a slow process to me. Why not study THE BOOK and get a PHD in a year? 😏
02 May 13
Originally posted by RJHindsFor a PhD you need to do some original research. Reading a tatty book of fairy tales doesn't count.
"Human sciences are in their infancy, we are up to maybe an 8 year old level in understanding of the universe. In another 100 years science will be more like a 12 year old."
That sound like a slow process to me. Why not study THE BOOK and get a PHD in a year? 😏
05 May 13
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Originally posted by KeplerYou don't ever wish to consider the opinions of those that have done original research and gained a PhD, if those opinions disagrees with your own ideologies and beliefs.
For a PhD you need to do some original research. Reading a tatty book of fairy tales doesn't count.
09 May 13
Originally posted by FMFthe usb symbol on the device shows how you must plug it in. as long as you remember that, you don't need to fidget.
Why does inserting a USB plug into an unsighted USB socket defy the law of averages? The first attempt to put the USB plug in is almost always thwarted by the end being the wrong way up.