Tag: science
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Theory of mind and God: deists vs. scientists
Isaac Newton died with firm conviction that there is God given complexity or world and universe. But he had lived hundreds years before we had the scientific fact that we see complexities as bias because of our Theory of mind. So what is the fight about Theory of mind and God, and respective camps of…
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The super-rich against Global warming
In recent decades, the discourse on climate change has moved from scientific discussions to political and economic arenas. Among the most surprising players in this narrative are super-rich families, which have increasingly aligned themselves with the global warming alarmist agenda. This partnership raises questions about the motivations and implications of their support. When did we…
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Elon Musk and autism? Autistic traits at most
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX and a multinational lobbyist, publicly disclosed that he has Asperger’s syndrome during his monologue on Saturday Night Live (SNL) on May 8, 2021. He stated, “I’m actually making history tonight as the first person with Asperger’s to host SNL… or at least the first to admit it.”…
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Getting rid of religion in the US? Atheism must prevail
Being an agnostic or atheist in the US can be a tough job. As a person nurtured in the Czech culture, I am stunned listening to songs and reading comments in a manner like this: “We will meet again!” “God lent us this person, now he or she is with him for eternity!” For sane…
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Economics and psychometrics? What is a pseudoscience?
Economics and psychometrics share some of the same features. They are undoubtedly humanities. We cannot go without relationships between inflation, unemployment, interest rates, and so on. However, economics is undoubtedly a pseudoscience. It basically cannot predict crisis, human behavior, heavily depends on mathematical formalism without real-world application, and so on. Psychometrics offers huge numbers of…
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Western medicine in theory and practice
Western medicine in theory and practice is a huge difference. Alternative medicines are gaining popularity worldwide. People are increasingly seeking natural remedies, holistic approaches, and treatments outside conventional medicine. This trend often stems from dissatisfaction with modern healthcare’s limitations, rising costs, and concerns about side effects. Practices like acupuncture, herbal remedies, and Ayurveda have seen…
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How the super-rich exploit our evolutionary behavior
Human behavior is deeply rooted in evolutionary psychology. Our instincts, shaped over millennia, were crucial for survival in prehistoric times. However, in today’s modern society, these same instincts can be exploited. The super-rich, with their vast resources and understanding of behavioral patterns, manipulate these instincts for their own gain. This extends to areas like xenophobia,…
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How evolution shapes science
Human evolution shaped how we share, think, and process information. These traits limit and guide scientific creation and understanding. The ways we communicate, think, and act directly influence academic methods and discoveries. Cultural habits within academia also reflect our evolutionary past. Humans evolved to share information for survival. We use language to pass knowledge efficiently.…
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Evolutionary biology vs. creationism in schools
In the USA, creationism is prohibited to teach in schools. However, since Americans are inclined to religion, it is the same as every contraband. It does happen. Evolutionary biology vs. creationism in schools is still a hot topic. You have an extremely proven and evidence-based theory which is, in fact, a reality. And then you…
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Freethinkers who changed global education systems
Education is the cornerstone of societal progress. Over centuries, freethinkers have radically transformed global education systems, challenging orthodoxies and paving the way for more inclusive, rational, and equitable frameworks. This article explores key individuals whose groundbreaking ideas have left an indelible mark on education. Please note that this article is not about modern scientific education…