Biblical Absurdities: Is the Bible At Odds With Science?
Today we look at whether or not the Bible is at odds with science. It is and we shall see that this is what we should expect.
Category Archives: Physics
Interview with James Ellias
This is an interview with James Ellias, creator of the excellent “An Inductive Summary of Physics” series covering an inductive history of physics and other important philosophical topics.
Post-Reality Physics: Evidence, Who Needs It?
In this article, we will look at some irrational excuses for why physicists should take the physics of string theory seriously.
Vodcast Episode Two: Quantum Absurdities, Part One
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Today in the second episode of our vodcast, we are looking at some of the central absurdities of quantum mechanics. This is part one of a two part series.
Thoughts on Falsifiability and Popper
Today we look at falsifiability and see that it is not just about showing that a theory should be able to be proven wrong, if it is wrong.
Is “Settled Science” Scientific?
Some people, including alleged champions of reason and science think that there is no such thing as settled science. Let’s bus that unscientific nonsense.
Physicists vs Philosophy and Reality.
In this article, we are looking at the hostility physicists hold towards philosophy. And why this is … misguided to say the least.
Spacetime is NOT Swirling around a Dead Star
In this article, we are looking at an article that claims Einsteins claims about spacetime, have once more been verified. We will see that they have not.
Vodcast Episode One: The Cause of Modern Physics is Philosophy
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Today in the first episode of our vodcast, we are going over quotes that help to show that the cause of the irrationality in modern physics is philosophy.
Scare Quotes of Note – Episode Two
Today we are continuing a new series where we take seven quotes from my database of irrational quotes, briefly examine what they mean and what is so terrible about each of the quotes.