weed-only...
are you back up to your trivial name calling games again?
more bug-eyes?
More puke-o-holic barf-o-matic bragging about how great your life is and how great you are?
Blah....
Thanks - I like that!!![]()
LoL...
OK...so you made me laugh...caught me off guard with that last statement...
Here's one up on ya...:bugeye:
And no. Wrong on every single point. Obviously you don't even know what a pseudo-scientist is. He/she is a crackpot, an idiot, an uneducated fool, a woo-woo that doesn't understand science at all.
It finally turned out that the primary problem here was an individual making up his own definition of a term. No one can carry on any type of sensible discussion with someone that does that.
You didnt just make up your own definition of a term did you? This is definition I found and it doesnt look anything like yours. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pseudo science
Actually, every definition on the page you linked to underscores exactly what I said. I know you didn't intend to support me, but that's precisely what you did.
Evidently your reading comprehension hasn't improved since you were here raving about UFOs.
any of various methods, theories, or systems, as astrology, psychokinesis, or clairvoyance, considered as having no scientific basis.
Now that line says considered as having no scientific basis. Means its still logically possible that these fields do have scientific basis if someone with a necessary standard in his observation skills think of studying any of these fields in detail as they way science has always done. But no one want to study any of these fields from scratch. Most people pick up the available half-baked, half senseless ideas that exists as of now and then argue and prove these pseudo scientists wrong.
Actually, every definition on the page you linked to underscores exactly what I said. I know you didn't intend to support me, but that's precisely what you did.
any of various methods, theories, or systems, as astrology, psychokinesis, or clairvoyance, considered as having no scientific basis.
A person who researches theories (etc..) which are considered to be without scientific foundation.
He/she is a crackpot, an idiot, an uneducated fool, a woo-woo that doesn't understand science at all.
Evidently your reading comprehension hasn't improved since you were here raving about UFOs.
Oh well lets examine the two definitions then since you feel so strongly about this. Let it be noted there is no definition of pseudoscientist at dictionary.com, only pseudoscience, but we will assume a pseudoscientist to be one who practices pseudoscience. Moving on...
The definition from dictionary.com
Could be rephrased as:
And Read-Only's definition:
The problem is Read Only you are extremely biased; prejudice even. You spew your venom at anyone that will listen. A person can be in a scientific field their whole life and still research pseudoscience. There is no solid barrier between the two as you think.
Evidently yours has declined, but your hatred for all that is good is still as ripe as ever I see.
People who DO understand science do NOT involve themselves with something that has no scientific merit.
Sorry but you are wrong here. This is where your bias is glaringly obvious. So bright it blinds you.
You really think you are the only person who GETS it? Everyone else are just morons?
The Problem is YOU Read-Only, not other people.
dicionary.com said:any of various methods, theories, or systems, as astrology, psychokinesis, or clairvoyance, ***considered*** as having no scientific basis.
ReadOnly said:People who DO understand science do NOT involve themselves with something that has no scientific merit.
I see no difference between "having no scientific merit" and what I said about someone practicing it: "He/she is a crackpot, an idiot, an uneducated fool, a woo-woo that doesn't understand science at all."
People who DO understand science do NOT involve themselves with something that has no scientific merit.
And anyone who argues against that last paragraph does NOT understand the English language.
Actually most of them had a pretty normal life outside of the ugliness.While that is certainly true, Nassor, I don't think they should even be considered human beings, much less scientists. At least as far as this particular discussion goes.
Then how does a discovery takes place?
YepRecently read this quote by Maurice Wilkins
To say that the essence of science is that you are always inquiring and open-minded is to say that you are in fact living a virtuous life.This, of course, refers to how the scientist ideally works; in practice, you find that it is very different.
Is open-mindedness a prerequisite for successful science?
Nope....... as to be open minded has no requisite of honesty.Does open-mindedness require virtue, even for a scientist?
Boo-hiss-boo!!!! There are very, very few scientists like that - they don't last very long.
I completely agree with Enmos - your complaint is NOT about scientists but about human nature in general. True professionals do not act in such a fashion. The few that do are just after grant money and therefore are nothing but con artists - NOT scientists at all.
Exactly. Every science starts as a pseudo science. Even UFOs.
If we knew everything already pseudo science wouldnt exist would it?