<Science implies a thought process, pondering the evidence and testing theories against the results of experiment.

Ok, lets take a trip in the mindmobile. Let's say we wan't to see if there's anything to all this PX business and we look where it's supposed to be according to the proponents of "el fin".

If we don't see evidence of such an object, what can we draw from this conclusion?

1 - Really mediocre and didn't use telescope right

2 - Not mediocre cause it wasn't there.

3 - Super human perception occluded by conspirators with access to hyperdimensoinal physics devices to alter perception.

The mediocre group denies the right to think, instead dictating to them what they should believe, it not only has no relationship to science, it also blocks its members from attempting to follow scientific principles.



A sad state to be in, I'm sure.



Sure sounds like it.

Listen Jack, you can lecture me all day but we both know your experimental process extends as far as...

-Almost complete acceptance of any phenomea presented on a number of pages dedicated to whatever doomsday scenario you're into that day.

and

-Incorporation of this new "info" into personal paradigm where seemingly insignificant normal guy plays a pivotal role in saving or enlightening humanity and as it turns out, he's not so normal after all. He knew this all along of course and would've just told you had you been listening.