posted on Jul, 31 2015 @ 04:30 PM
a reply to:
IofRa
I will take my chances with science that admits and submits itself to falsifiability any day over people who demand to be handed an invitation to the
party because their conclusions are superior to definitive science any day of the week. Unless Hancock or Vieira can adhere to the scientific method,
submit their findings for review and have others actually reproduce or come to the same end result as their conclusions then yes... it is in fact a
fluff n' buff. You're addressing me, not their claims and haven't supported their claims. When I posted the specifics of why Vieria had his TedX
presentation moved, you attacked TedX and did nothing to dispute the actual reasons for the removal and subsequent move of his presentation, let alone
give any supporting data for why his information is in fact correct. Likewise with Hancock's similar scenario. All you have done is demonstrate
scientific illiteracy and not an iota of validated data. It's an intellectually dishonest tactic. Especially when I posted not just links but the
actual pertinent information. But hey... if you want to be overly mistrusting of science while typing to a stranger through your PC or phone or tablet
from hundreds or thousands of miles away, who am I to argue?