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"James Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > It's hard to appreciate how dogma has taken over science until you > think you've come across something important, then when people cheat > in discussions with you, only to repeat dogma as if it were fact, > while acting against the supposed principles of scientific inquiry, do > you begin to get a sense of the huge task that awaits you. > > One of the usual tactics is to claim that the person who questions > what others claim is dogma is mentally ill. > > In China, people who question the *political* dogma are labeled > mentally ill, which is usually decried here. > > But who stands up for the would-be discoverer? > > Who cares about people willing to test what we think we know against > the grain of what has become scientific dogma? > > The public, if they care at all, seem to believe that dogma along the > lines of religious rigidity isn't a part of science. > > Now George Hammond has the right to put forward his research on a > *public* forum without vicious personal attacks against him. > > If you don't like him, ignore his posts. If you disagree and wish to > challenge his position, you *can* do so objectively. > > But if you're just in the mood to spit on someone because you're a > vicious animal who thinks Usenet is the place where you can get away > with inappropriate social behavior, just remember, there are people > who see you for what you are--a danger to society. > > > James Harris Well put, James. Androcles
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