On 20 Jan, 09:21, "Ed Cregger" wrote:
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On 19 Jan, 10:56, "AI4QJ" wrote:
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http://www.energyscience.org.uk/le/le24.htm

I have just got around to reading just the intro
of the above URL. Later I will digest the rest of
the lesson.
What struck me was how deftly the author pointed out
where pseudo experts have dominated science thru the ages
such that it reflects the poles of the many led by the
few.
It shows time and time again that science is a popularity
contest where the so called "in crowd" of of self
rightious
people have been able to thwat the advances of science of
the past centuries. Gallilao comes to mind as does Green
of Nottingham and Heavieside of Clapton and ofcourse my
favorite
Gauss. We are seeing the same thing here on this newsgroup
where passed tenents are held on to the death by those
addicted to the passed. Naturally I think about my own
case.
I presented a trail of science where each step can be
examined in
depth
on Googles when reading the achievements of others.
There is not one point on the trail that prior science
does not
repute.
It fills a void with respect to radiation where presently
there
is nothing else presented to fill this gap of knoweledge.
Yet we can see how humans react to change with out a
morsel
of evidence to contradict the new are able to gather a
baying crowd
similar to that around madame Guillotine to view the death
of nobles.
Ofcourse at that time academia had not closed its society
off
from the outside where now they are better equipped
against the poll
makers
such that the only efforts left to derail in science are
those
generated outside the
academic world and also judged by those who are also
excluded by the
closed society
as a unproven value. Vincent was different. He generated
his skunk
works from the inside of academia who were desperate to
include
themselves into the closed.science of academia, Where they
could
supply information that would not and does not pass the
time of day in
academia.
I read a tale once that a man hid from facts by hiding in
a garbage
can where he suddenly realised he was closed off from all
the worries
of the world. Where the temperature was warm and food tho
spoiled was
available for the picking. Ofcourse there was the smell
but what did
it really matter as nobody else was around that could
smell and thus
insult him.
In this group there is evidence that some of its members
have emerged
from their former places of confort and thus show that
even in speech
does the former odour prevail.
Humans must get away from this syndrome of resistance to
change and
regain its inherrant inquisitiveness.
Very best regards to all
Art Unwin....KB9MZ...XG(uk)

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Do you suppose that red blood cells look down their noses at
white blood cells? After all, there are far more red blood
cells than white blood cells. Numbers alone would indicate
that they are superior. Perhaps the white blood cells feel
that they are superior because there are fewer of them.
Plus, they have the noblest task of all, that of defending
the world/body.

Without either type, our bodies would cease to function.

So it is with various types of people. We need them all.
Each have their function. None are expendable.

Ed, NM2K- Hide quoted text -

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Yes. But when they over estimate their abilities in areas outside
their field of expertise you can expect problems.
Both a set of gears as well as a wrench each have superb qualities.
Let the wrench place itself between the grinding teeth of gears
then
all progress comes to a halt
Art