TalismanQuote In many respects science is not unlike religion and the common element is people who are inherently subjective and somewhat biased. This is why there is much disagreement in both science and religion. What did you see and measure?... i didn't see it that way, what were you taught and read?...I didn't read it that way. Neither science or religion will ever find agreement or be perfect because we as people are imperfect.
In essence we believe what we believe regardless of the facts because the facts are also subjective and interpreted as we see them. As such I think an intelligent man must always have doubts, they must always question everything and find their own way to there own truth as they see it.
It is easy to judge and any fool can do it however in order to learn and grow as a person I think we have to listen and respectfully consider others opinions even if we are in complete disagreement with them. Did you know Nikola Tesla studies the Ancient Indian Sanskrit Text?, he said it was the most amazing culture and it possessed ancient wisdom and understanding modern man has yet to learn. However to most it is a backwards culture and the text little more than gibberish scribbled on old papers. In the text Tesla found what he was looking for as concepts for his technology based on an understanding of nature. The power of 3... two opposite polarities or conditions which are born from and return to the zero point or neutral condition which dictates all phenomena. How opposite forces or conditions can be complementary or simultaneous singularity/duality. Tesla didn't learn this from an english science textbook he learned it from a culture far removed from ours seen from an entirely different perspective.
Different is neither good nor bad... it is simply different as a matter of perspective. What I do know is that one cannot truly learn anything new or grow as a person by reading the same page over and over.
First the attitude it is not worth trying cause it probably is too hard to do. When something is done it is not believed. It is not believed not by the standard of objective truth but by attitude. So Newman has to prove by their standard to win acceptance. If he does their standard it then must be a trick. Does it matter what they think? It does if it hampers distribution or dampens investment.
In essence we believe what we believe regardless of the facts because the facts are also subjective and interpreted as we see them. As such I think an intelligent man must always have doubts, they must always question everything and find their own way to there own truth as they see it.
It is easy to judge and any fool can do it however in order to learn and grow as a person I think we have to listen and respectfully consider others opinions even if we are in complete disagreement with them. Did you know Nikola Tesla studies the Ancient Indian Sanskrit Text?, he said it was the most amazing culture and it possessed ancient wisdom and understanding modern man has yet to learn. However to most it is a backwards culture and the text little more than gibberish scribbled on old papers. In the text Tesla found what he was looking for as concepts for his technology based on an understanding of nature. The power of 3... two opposite polarities or conditions which are born from and return to the zero point or neutral condition which dictates all phenomena. How opposite forces or conditions can be complementary or simultaneous singularity/duality. Tesla didn't learn this from an english science textbook he learned it from a culture far removed from ours seen from an entirely different perspective.
Different is neither good nor bad... it is simply different as a matter of perspective. What I do know is that one cannot truly learn anything new or grow as a person by reading the same page over and over.