This reminds me of the output of that Deepak Chopra comment generator
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I think that he is right, though. In the scholastic middle ages, truth was political: a theory had not necessarily to be epistemologically correct, but conform to pious values and authority. So science languished. Chopra is beelining directly for pious audience approval.
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Einstein needed poincare, and maxwell, Boltzmann and the mob of experimentalista to prove his theories. Part of science is the ability to shift to the preciously unthinkable . It’s still a sum, just certain factors are larger and negative with respect to the previous factors.
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As an isolated individual, the human mind is too small and short lived to bootstrap itself into general intelligence. But that does not make truth social! Quite the opposite: Science needs to favor the radical pursuit of truth over social alignment.
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Our creative work relegated to fruitless side hobbies is still as much a danger as it's ever been for the average scientist or engineer. Keeps me up at night.
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