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Rupert Sheldrake - RationalWiki The Science Delusion by Rupert Sheldrake | Issue 93 | Philosophy Now The Problems with Rupert Sheldrakes Soapbox The problem with Sheldrake, and all the other woo-merchants out there, are that they LOVE to propose ideas. But when it actually comes down to...

And you completely forgot the most famous use, solving the problem of the precession of Mercury.

Sepultura's coming to town. I'm so going. And it's even on a night I have off. Well, what's left of Sepultura.

lol You didn't even read them, did you?

Jerry Coyne has some pretty good stuff on why Sheldrake is full of shit. Being a "trained scientist" means nothing. Rupert Sheldrake Why Evolution Is True The Guardian touts Sheldrake again: pigeons find their way home, ergo Jesus Why Evolution Is True Rupert Sheldrake peddles his woo...

Because I'm filled with hatred... Healer and Thane from DAOC. Oh and Necromancer from DAOC. I fucking loved that spin on the class.

New Horizons I've been irrationally excited about New Horizons. Don't know why. But it's finally 1AU from Pluto.

Rupert Sheldrake and Randal Carlson areNOTlegitimate fucking scientists. And Graham Hancock is a fucking woo-merchant as well.

The problem I have with Joe... He's a really intelligent guy. Really smart. But he stops looking for the answers when he thinks he already has them, and then goes out to try to find information that confirms what hewantsto believe. If he's confronted with sufficient evidence, directly...

That is awesome. I'm at the point where I can kinda understand what's going on, but don't understand a lot of the details. Yay school! And it's really cool to see exactly where he made his "biggest mistake," in introducing the static constant.

Someone please tell me his response was as rambling as I hope. I have him on ignore.

This was also something Vanguard was supposed to have.

Oh look, we're doing more experiments with quantum teleportation! Now we can send two-state systems. Too bad none of this is proven experimentally though, or else this experiment would be pretty exciting. Nope. No experiments here. Nosiree! Two quantum properties teleported together for first...

I'd like to introduce you to the entirety of white South Africa.

You can beat the curve if you beat your children.

The sleep will come next term. For now... just gotta deal. The best I can describe it, is it feelsright.I don't feel cured by any means. It's still there. But it just isn't the dominant voice in my head right now.

I've gone more than a week without a depressive spiral for the first time... in a long time. Since before I started getting treated. I'm not feelinggood. But I guess I feel... balanced. I'm okay just being. Well, as okay as you could be working full time, going to school full time and getting...

lol Everquest is never coming back. Face it. Just let it die already.

I do particularly like the brane theory description of gravity. That it's diffused between multidimensional layers and so we only feel small effects. If that were the case, it would be possible for gravity to be unlimited by c. And I forgot what else I was going to say because the dog is...

Probably. Hard to pin down his bullshit. Which is part of how you know it's bullshit.

AFAIK gravity is constrained toc. However, gravity is also a constant force, and only its magnitude changes with distance (inverse square law... again, AFAIK, you're feeling the effects of the gravity of the black hole in the center of the Milky Way right now, but that effect approaches a Planck...

May be able to detect gravity waves using low-temp superconductors. Physics - A Casimir Effect Caused by Gravity And the paper: http://journals.aps.org/prl/pdf/10.1...ett.114.081104 I'm trying to suss out some of the math, but there's a lot in there I haven't encountered before.

And here's an article with the fucking picture, because that was stupid. PINEM on a single nanowire. : Simultaneous observation of the quantization and the interference pattern of a plasmonic near-field : Nature Communications : Nature Publishing Group Edit: I am also stupid, not seeing...

The first ever photograph of light as a particle and a wave | EurekAlert! Science News First ever imaging of light as both particle and wave.

Fuck it, we still have capital we can burn to the ground.

Because a good amount of them are douchebags that let the little bit of power they get running a server go to their heads.

Yeah. Anyways, it was the people of 892-IV that killed Jesus.

I'm saving up for a trip come next spring (hopefully). At this point it's between a week-ish in Andalusia (Seville to Ronda to Malaga to Valencia) or Italy (Venice to Florence to Rome). Soooo can't decide.

Hey, look. We just confirmed another thing furry is wrong about. http://www.nature.com/nature/journal...ture14240.html

The answer is: nothing. Because it's QE and QE is a thing, despite what he thinks. And yeah. Not going to spend any more time on it.

At some point you have to rely on the authority ofpeople who know what they're talking about better than you do.People who have worked in the field for 20+ years. People who have done a hell of a lot more booklearnin' and experimentin' than either me or furfuck.

loolz

And it's been shown. I even posted a link that allows you to build an apparatusto test it for yourself. You did, however, conveniently gloss over that little bit.

You also have the burden of proof, furry. And what you "laid out" falls far from meeting that. You're railing against a phenomenon that has been experimentally demonstrated, despite your insistence that it has not. We can do nothing for your delusion.

If you haven't heard Douglas Adams narrate the Hitchhiker's Guide, it's worth a listen.

Yes.

It actually may be exploitable with multiple-particle entanglements. We're finding they do weird things as we try to introduce more into an entangled system.

It's not a linear model, tad:Internal variability in surface temperature and the hiatus | Doug McNealls blog

So tad isn't stupid just because he doesn't understand climate change, he's just stupid.Climate science literacy unrelated to public acceptance of human-caused global warming : Top Headlines : MD News Daily

And one more from Physical Review.Phys. Rev. Lett. 88, 017903 (2001) - Experimental Nonlocality Proof of Quantum Teleportation and Entanglement Swapping Now, I don't expect you to actually understand them. Most of the math is beyond me. But I've posted just a drop in the bucket for...