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Redefining Science, Really:
The Subject of Sense-Uncertainty
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The account which I now present here, begins with what is, for me, a proverbial ``old story.'' But, still today, with most others, even relevant academics, that old story contains a truth which even many graduated scientists had failed to grasp, and often enough defended the same old errors, some even hysterically, even recently. Among a growing ration of academics today, the incompetence in related subject-matters grows worse, even acute. Those who have paid fulsome attention to what is important, will recognize that the subject on which I am focused here, is that which is commonly called ``sense perception,'' but which, nonetheless, fails to define the very real ``physical geometry'' of that real universe which we inhabit. Thus, on precisely that account, sense-perception often represents what I fairly describe as ``sense-deception.''
My mission in writing this report here, is, specifically, to emphasize a warning against that deception of the human mind which is induced by means of an axiomatic quality of ``blind faith'' in a misconceived, but, nonetheless, widely alleged verity of the doubtful notion of the human senses as such.
I had first presented my argument here, decades ago. The argument has been derived from a fact which I had known since my explicit rejection of Euclidean geometry at about the age of fourteen. Notably, my awareness of a specifically controversial feature of that experience is something which I had first expressed publicly during the course of the first day of a class in ``Plane Geometry,'' ... |
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- Redefining Science, Really:
The Subject of Sense-Uncertainty
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
'My mission in writing this report,' LaRouche explains, 'is, specifically, to emphasize a warning against that deception of the human mind which is induced by means of an axiomatic quality of 'blind faith' in a misconceived, but, nonetheless, widely alleged verity of the doubtful notion of the human senses as such.' As the successful landing of Curiosity on Mars tells us, mankind, under sane cultural influences, will be capable of imagining life on Mars, and beyond.
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