Rubiconic Crossings V2 rev 1f wrote:There is no winning in science...not in the sense of leveraging fiscal certitudes into any given scenario. Science is what it is. You can ignore it at your peril. I'm not sure I can be any clearer...if (as you ask) we are on the same wave length.
I am not talking of winning in science. I am talking of winning in politics about science.
Rubiconic Crossings V2 rev 1f wrote:At a guess you are looking more of an appeasing of a situation and looking for a compromise which is not usually a bad thing. However there is no compromise in science. Perhaps that is the difference regarding the schism in our approach.
I do not want to appease people who are anti-science. I want to ruin them in politics so utterly that they never emerge into the light of day again. But I cannot do that, because too many people currently believe in what they say. So I must settle with fighting them in what ways I know how.
Rubiconic Crossings V2 rev 1f wrote: After all we do seem to agree on many of the basic points.
We do.





