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Category: Thoughts on Science

  • The malice of “pseudo science” and the misinformation onslaught !

    I am tempted to say this is a definition of pseudoscience … Pseudo science is the subversion of good practices of science to achieve ulterior motives of credits. It is so prevalent in how we do science today, that; it can work up-to a twilight credit, most 3rd rate science participants show an affinity towards…

  • Being a scientist has its own pitfall.

      The famous is an optimized representation of the rich. Only the cash dollars are missing. But that’s not the only pitfall of being a scientist. It’s a coveted honor, right? YES, the definite yes!! Being a scientist essentially means excavating truth in our own ways so as to make a fitting contribution towards what…

  • Can we formulate a good science question?

    Can we formulate a good science question?

    Thinking about problems — that is, what are the issues, that are bothering you, if you are to think of science. Passion And Compulsion in doing science. Lately, I have been thinking, a lot, about pretty much everything. — There is an interesting difference, between anything and everything, which I am not making a case…

  • Scientific Interest !!

    Science has, in itself, plenty of self-sustaining skepticism and rationale of its own, by that I mean science is the leading buffer of both, skepticism and rationale, science exists on its own, by its own, not necessarily for its own, science is implemented for social consumption, but that’s not the inspiration, despite of its ideal…

  • What’s the role of skeptics in a scientific world?

    Fortunately or unfortunately or as a random, arbitrary act of fortune, science has never been personal. What’s personal is what we know in terms of history, Maxwell committed suicide, in terms of anthropic tendencies, people of Kenya like to talk about