Plato and Natural Sciences November 23, 2019 Plato is not relevant to natural sciences. He will tell that real occurrences are mere shadows and what is real does not even move….
How is gravity (mistakenly) related to Dark Matter? November 21, 2019 It is supposed that dark matter is the source of extra gravity which cannot be traced to detectable sources. Fact is however that there is…
Is it possible to ‘remember’ without ‘thinking’? November 18, 2019 ‘Thinking’ is chain of abstract ideas that may proceed without accompanying ongoing perception of relevant real stuff to which that chain refers. ‘Remembering’ may…
Can Simple logical thought be misleading? November 17, 2019 Yes it is possible that simplistic logical thought be misleading. But complex mathematical thought also can be misleading. Following is reliable for me however:…
Do actions speak louder than words? November 16, 2019 Actions are better than empty words. But they do not speak louder than words. Power of propaganda rules.
Maxwell is Maxwell because he humbly listened to Faraday and did not call him Crank November 15, 2019 Science has progressed because Sir Humphry Davy did not believe in degrees and duly and rightfully offered job of Laboratory Assistant to Michael Faraday…
Shell Theorem and Dark Matter November 13, 2019 This online source is confirming my stance that scientists had actually applied Newton’s Theorem XXXI to the Galactic Rotation Problem. Above source is criticizing…
Simple meaning of life November 13, 2019 Basic meaning of life seems to find and consume energy to overcome natural forces and try to flourish. Likewise, advanced meaning might be like…
GR failed in ‘predicting’ the existence of Galaxies. Newton however reached to this kind of structure i.e. Galaxy. November 7, 2019 General Relativity was an achievement. But Universe itself is greater, deeper, stranger and different from this achievement. Our best theories … including GR do…
Can there be role of Philosophy towards the Progress of Science? November 4, 2019 The answer to this question is “Yes and No”. More precise answer is “No and Yes”. No part is because Philosophers tend to transcend…
