CAN YOU LEARN REAL SCIENCE ON SOCIAL MEDIA DURING C19?
Added 2020-09-05 14:13:09 +0000 UTCWhen a wise person speaks he understands fully the intent of the words, but what the ignorant person hears is subject to their present set of knowledge. There is an inherent disconnect. There is always a loss of information and energy transfer in this case which is why social media is not the ideal place to explain yourself in order to teach.
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This requires the student to have skin in the game to understand things well and it is best done in person. Where misunderstanding dwells, misuse will not be far behind in the under-educated mind. It is far safer and wiser for the quantum biologist to remain on the solid ground of the physics of light and eschew the shifting sands of philosophic extrapolations found in modern physics. The ignorant among us can know things, but the point of life is to understand how all things link back to the fabric of nature and life.
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Life also has another surprise for those with natural wisdom: When we talk sense to a fool they often try to label you foolish only because of their own ignorance. If your audience is not wise this can lead to meme creation and control of many other lean minds. The goal is to make the curious wise with nature's wisdom quickly to overcome the wasteful inertia of a paradigm's core beliefs. This is why I am allergic to a closed mind who buries curiosity. What is the core message for a curious mind? Just because you don't understand it, doesn't mean or imply that the truth is not being delivered to you. Your wisdom myopia does not trump the deep truths buried in nature's laws. There is a science of light out there to understand, and to bring it to biology is to brighten everyone's perspectives. Today, biology is in the dark ages of understanding how light works with and within cells and innovates life from abiotic atoms.
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This must change if medicine is to advance. An age in science is called dark, not because the light fails to shine, but because people refuse to see what is already published in the literature but still have yet to understand how it links back to life. Their educational myopia allows them to remain in the dark because they continue to misunderstand the implications of this data.
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Have been on and off social media for long periods. The pros outweigh the cons when it comes to content from prolific individuals. For feeders who receive much less than the energy expended on shepherding, there is industry, duty, purpose, and whatever else self actualized. Dr. Kruse paradigm has personally been equivalent to a high level religious experience as a small idiosyncratic form in the vastness of being.
Respited Ascetic
2020-09-11 00:00:38 +0000 UTCTotally true I feel every word and can relate . Thank you for this it’s made my day
Giovanna
2020-09-06 17:13:47 +0000 UTCHence why I deleted my social media account in May 2020. It has not been a "loss" in the slightest. I am more focused upon the true friends and real people I have around me right now. Grateful I am where so many of my closest "family" are during this very uncertain time. I did learn a few things through social media, but the world's a much bigger place than facebook would have us believe. I'm finding more information than I can process even with much less online "activity." And then there's this here patreon site... ;)
Charmane Vaianisi
2020-09-06 03:47:32 +0000 UTCJust what I needed to read this AM. (I have been a bit frustrated trying to educate those dying around me.) thx
Allin
2020-09-05 16:26:47 +0000 UTC
