Re: Relativistic aberration

Am Dienstag000013, 13.08.2024 um 18:29 schrieb Richard Hachel:

Le 13/08/2024 à 17:15, hitlong@yahoo.com (gharnagel) a écrit :
   Should we believe EVERYTHING scientists say?
There is something quite strange about human beings from a behavioral point of view. They say that we must form our own ideas, have free will, and not swallow everything we hear.

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Incapable of questioning an idea that was instilled in him (he read it in the newspapers) he swallows it without even making a face.
Should we believe what scientists say? Should we believe what the media say? For him, yes, we must swallow everything and not think.
Personally, I am a conspiracy theorist and damn, I love it.
I think we must apply methodical doubt.
And me, when someone tells me that the Titanic hit a flying saucer, I don't believe it at all. The ship was poorly designed enough not to break apart in half on its own in the middle of the ocean just hours after it was launched.

My own theory about the Titanic:
the Titanic was secretly swapped for her sister ship Olympic.
The Olympic had a bent bow, because she collided with a German submarine.
This turned out to be uncurable, hence the Olympic and the Titanic swapped their names and the Olympic was deliberatly sunken, but as 'Titanic'.
TH