This triggers the sciencetards

>this triggers the sciencetards

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>doesn't post the link
triggered

youtube.com/watch?v=1TerTgDEgUE

>posts the link
clickbait shill

the ted talk is banned, its illegal to post

i love this video

this is BS senpai no one believes these 'dogmas' hes speaking of ,its simply that some scientific theories make these assumptions and theories have to make assumptions but that's ok as long as it lines up with evidence .
we dont know laws dont change we simply have no evidence it does other then the big bang where we're not sure whether it did or didnt .

>Science is false because it disagrees with my own personal opinions
Every time.

This is why you shouldn't do acid. You end up believing that everyone else in the world is an idiot and hasn't thought of your ideas, and that it is in your interest to free them from the shackles of their confining beliefs. Meanwhile, in reality, most scientists are aware of what they are assuming to be true, since that is the entire point of the scientific method. You deliberately make some set of assumptions, you see what follows from them, you compare it to your observations, you correct where needed based on others models and observations. It's a group effort. What he refers to as "dogma" is unfortunately a surface-level definition of the word. Sheldrake is caught in an unfortunate loop where he is unable to see his own point of view from the outside, and compare it to others' points of view. I've seen this happen way too many times to people after they trip on acid and mushrooms. They just completely lose perspective. It's tragic because they often end up thinking after the trip that they've gained perspective, not lost it, and need to educate everyone around them about their "new" knowledge. The only thing acid does is make you much more confident about things you would not have previously thought to be true. It is not in the interest of the skeptic to be brazenly confident about unverified claims.

I believe in these so called dogmas.