...on the verge of pulverising protons, and the speculation is we will see matter turn into energy. Can you see why it is often said that science is always playing catch up? BOfL They have not yet got the idea that it is not the matter they should be trying to find out about or understand - it is who created the matter ...

...there, considering the prevailing belief being that the brain is 'king'? We are on the verge of pulverising protons, and the speculation is we will see matter turn into energy. Can you see why it is often said that science is always playing catch up? BOfL

....com" <bigflet...@gmail.com> wrote: One of the best illustrations of science playing 'catch up' must be the recent Harvard neurologists using mri machines to identify the... coming up. To say something like "science playing catch up" definitely a straw man argument if not plain arrogant. What is it catching up with, a superior science? Then it ...> Not with their senses they wont. Science plays catchup, of that there is no doubt, ...

... message news:081d4028-9508-48d7-aebf-19df1a35a1c0@r35g2000prm.googlegroups.com... One of the best illustrations of science playing 'catch up' must be the recent Harvard neurologists using mri machines to identify the 'visual cortex' ... particle is pulverised? Not with their senses they wont. Science plays catchup, of that there is no doubt, as the mri example demonstrates, ...

...in message news:081d4028-9508-48d7-aebf-19df1a35a1c0@r35g2000prm.googlegroups.com... One of the best illustrations of science playing 'catch up' must be the recent Harvard neurologists using mri machines to identify the 'visual cortex' ...particle is pulverised? Not with their senses they wont. Science plays catchup, of that there is no doubt, as the mri example demonstrates...

One of the best illustrations of science playing 'catch up' must be the recent Harvard neurologists using mri machines to identify the 'visual cortex' being stimulated by the 'painter with no ... what it is they are observing once the particle is pulverised? Not with their senses they wont. Science plays catchup, of that there is no doubt, as the mri example demonstrates, but like the curve ...

...outside of our atmosphere, that deilvers an 'infinity' of free energy, and all as we have to do is learn to harness it. The planet and its flora and fauna have been doing a good job of this for more than a few decades. We are always playing 'catch up'. BOfL

If you are going to eat like a carnivore, then live like a carnivore. Very wise words. Scientific back up. Most of the first world health problems are self imposed, wherby the balance of the quantity of food consumed,is way out of sync with energy expended, and such inbalance is exacerbated when the diet is rich in fatty products and dairy produce.(carnivore food). Psychologists have identifyed that stress is essential to survival...

... imbalance) versus measures that merely level the playing field and enforce the rules. Other battles ... was "to see that the game is played according to the rules whether I like them...caprice and as unfair to those who have played by the rules as they were publicly stated... century, political conservatism had an anti-intellectual streak, until conservatives decided to play catch-up in the battle for hearts and minds and funded policy think tanks...

... housing developments seemed to be the majority. Which would support my view that not a lot of road building took place over the last decade and we're now trying to play catch up ( with NIMBYs doing their best to block it) Thanks for your helpful support of my point though I'm sure you only did it to shoot yours in the foot....