Posted by noncompos on December 22, 2008 at 14:45:09 from (71.36.97.241):
In Reply to: Re: over unity posted by Fawteen on December 22, 2008 at 11:20:48:
One of the primary failures of our "scientific" instruction is to take the position that we've discovered some TRUTHS, that anything that seems to contradict those TRUTHS, or not quite fit them, is researcher carelessness, incompetence, stupidity or it's a con. Granted, that mindset is reinforced by the millions of cons that've been run over the centuries. If the thrust of the scientific mind is to expand our knowledge, to inquire into the unknown,the better reaction would be (to any seemingly impossible new claim) "Gee, that's great; call me when you've got a demo ready" and not "You can't do that, it's impossible because of (fill in the blank) or because of THE LAW OF (fill in the blank).
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