People hate things that contradict their deeply-held beliefs. But since ideas that contradict deeply-held beliefs are the most interesting (see the history of physics for example), anyone on the hunt for interesting ideas will tend to offend a lot of people.
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But the point is that we have many universities, and they are not uniformly controlled. Copernicus, for example, was an idea hunter (sat on his model for 30 years; fear of controversy). His ideas were ridiculed at most universities in West Europe. But not at one, which /1
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kept it alive until Tycho + Kepler could complete those ideas, launching modern science+astronomy. The strength of our national research system is in its diversity and lack of central control. Which is why I am more optimistic than
@paulg about the future of our system.
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Lol. Is that what Joe Rogan told you?
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@DangerDaveBall1 no that's more likely what
@primalpoly told@joerogan . Get a clue
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