Doer
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Science does not dis-prove un-qualified guesses, and doesn't have to. Science is so simple, that it can't be mis-understood. (for long)Where has science told me that I was wrong? Carbon dating seems to be the only thing against my theory of the ancients. Science has not disproved The Flower of Life. Again I am met with the "You're definitely wrong, heres why" attitude instead of the "I THINK you're wrong, heres why" attitude.
How could it be an accepted piece of knowledge if science denies it? I guess I could use 'god' as an example since the majority of the world accepts that there is one and science is not convinced. My latest thread can be an example of this too I guess but you couldnt even understand what was being said. Perhaps if you went to Sheldrakes website you would have a better idea of these plausible theories where the supernatural becomes natural.
To further Understanding, a tiny bit, create a test-able guess and Test it to prove your fine guess is in-correct. You DO NOT try to prove that it is right. Try to knock it down and move on. Be as rigorous as possible or your colleges will laugh you out of your job. It's got nothing to do with plausibility, until it rises to the level of Hypothesis to test. Science will dismiss nothing until it is tested. And it will consider nothing until a test is devised.
What are your tests? What rigor did you take to predict a result, before hand? What steps did you take to limit the test to give a straight up answer YES or NO to your educated guess.
Science exists because the improvement of the living conditions could not move forward with the backwards views of Spirit. Now you want Science to prove Spirit????
Science is convinced of one thing only. Proof, for all, to the current level of Understanding. People should realize that they were indoctrinated and that doesn't make Proof.
Chief, everyone believed at one point the earth was flat, the Sun revolved around the earth, and the stars were pin-pricks in our heavenly dome.......and they were wrong. But, you could have been burned to say otherwise.