against science
in the passing of time these neutered events can seem even comical. mel brooks was able to satirize nazis long after the fact. something that was not possible while it was happening. we can all laugh at the people who refused to accept that the earth wasn't flat or the center of the universe, where we couldn't then, or we'd ostracized or even murdered in the name of man's invention - god. we should be laughing at the people who deny evolution, but oddly we are still in the midst of it, though we don't face harsh consequences for that.
global warming is the new evolution, is the new round earth theory, is the new earth is not the center of god's universe theory. folks who deny it's existence or man's part in it feel that they can pick and choose which aspects of science they will believe in though science rules every aspect of their lives - their automobiles, cell phones, plasma screen tvs, bibles on their iphones, the genetically modified and irradiated foods they eat, the shampoo they wash their hair with - all things that are the products of science and scientists. their denial has major consequences for all future living things on this planet. these people are even comical now, and yet wield so much power. the power of denial.
i am wary of science myself, only in which exponential amount of power it brings us humans - us humans who are selfish and untrustworthy, but i cannot argue with scientists, who have spent their lives researching these sorts of things and have conclusive data to back up their claims.
history will reveal that these people are the new flat-earthers. and future generations can all laugh at them. or be angry at all of us for not having done anything.
more politics goodies:
against science
people deny the same science which rules every part of their lives
» read | posted: 2009-10-05
risky business
there's more to the 200 billion dollar bailout of freddie mac and fanny mae than meets the eye.
» read | posted: 2008-09-11
this author knows sarah palin
got this email forwarded to me from a friend of a friend who apparently knows sarah palin
» read | posted: 2008-09-11
the decline and fall
reading edward gibbon's 'decline and fall of the roman empire.' an interesting read.
» read | posted: 2008-07-06
irradiated nation
irradiation is supposed to kill bacteria. doesn't appear to work.
» read | posted: 2008-06-19
i'll take a burger, hold the diarrhea.
who is responsible for the salmonella spread and why is the fda protecting them?
» read | posted: 2008-06-16
future ghettos
the cost of gasoline is going to change the way americans live, whether they like it or not.
» read | posted: 2008-02-29
iSuck
we hate the war, but are powerless to do anything about it. this is why.
» read | posted: 2008-02-24
dr. ron paul
a friend suggested i take a look at dr. ron paul, so i did.
» read | posted: 2008-02-20
cut and run
george bush wants to cut some more taxes to stimulate the economy. this is why we are in this mess to begin with.
» read | posted: 2008-01-18
political progress
with the election machine ramping up, i am taking some time to think about the coming spectacle.
» read | posted: 2008-01-06
whole foods
whole foods has become the only real option for people who eat organic food in alot of communities. this is really bad.
» read | posted: 2007-11-21
eminent domain 2.0
the government wants your stuff to make themselves more money. is it a communist plot?
» read | posted: 2007-10-21
freedom fries
why would someone defend my right to poison myself in the name of the free market?
» read | posted: 2007-09-28
tap dancing
larry craig, just like everyone else in the republican party, is a hypocrite. it wasn't supposed to be this way.
» read | posted: 2007-09-11
gentrification
i am a white male. i live in an ethnic neighborhood that i wasn't born in. i am responsible for rents going up. such is life.
» read | posted: 2007-07-19
nice try gw
will anyone fall for this insincere attempt to pacify european discontent of america's lax environmental policy?
» read | posted: 2007-05-31
ladies and gentlemen, hugo chavez
hugo chavez has become a powerful leader of the old left. the old left is completely irrelevant.
» read | posted: 2007-05-01
a dying colonialism
red dawn, frantz fanon, ho chi minh. america's inability to learn from the mistakes of european imperialism and it's incapacity to understand that other people don't want us to make their decisions for them.
» read | posted: 2007-04-27
burn the constitution
why the constitution must change or be thrown away.
» read | posted: 2007-04-16
an odd union
the american labor movement has always aligned itself with the liberal democratic party - even though union members are anything but liberal.
» read | posted: 2007-04-07
libertarians vs. reality
libertarians are the funniest windmill jousters around.
» read | posted: 2006-05-02
usa uber alles
the current immigration "dilemma" is something that conservatives are, yet again not thinking through.
» read | posted: 2006-04-16
