From Borepatch
“It doesn't matter how beautiful your
theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it disagrees with
experiment, it's wrong.”—Richard Feynman
“This is from the 1960s. That's gone now.
Exhibit A for the Prosecution is my last post's reference
to the chief of CERN - the world's most prestigious physics lab - and his
command to his staff not to comment
on the Svensmark experiment (because it calls into question the
Scientific Orthodoxy of Global Warming). Exhibit B is the fact that for
multiple reasons the climate databases are "seriously flawed
and can no longer be trusted." Exhibit C is how NASA
administrators are prohibiting NASA
scientists from publishing papers that run against current Global Warming
orthodoxy. There are many more examples of this in yesterday's
post, and many, many more (over 500, in fact) here.
“So something happened between July 1969 and today.
Back then we were able to make atomic bombs, invent integrated circuits, and
land a man on the moon. Now it's arguments over string theory and why we
can't detect more ‘Dark Matter’".
https://borepatch.blogspot.com/2022/10/the-scientific-dark-age.html
Recent reads say we do not have the workers trained in
production or accustomed to labor to take back all the jobs shipped overseas
since the late 20th century, nor do we have (literal) rocket scientists to send
a man to the moon and safely bring him back.
In July 2008, then-NASA chief Charlie Bolden said then-President Barrack Obama charged him “to find a way to reach out to the Muslim world and engage much more with dominantly Muslim nations to help them feel good about their historic contribution to science, math and engineering."
The White House quickly said Bolden was
mistaken, but the response seemed more political than real.
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