i must begin this article by pointing out that i am not a science geek and far from being a nerd. i am quite ignorant in many details in sciences but i get the large picture without getting into specifics. i love science but i’m not science crazy.
when you read my articles please keep in mind that my articles may have serious errors in them as there is a limit to my knowledge. in any case i avoid deliberate wishful thinking and i have no tenure at stake that would force me to propagate clear lies which modern science is full of. yes, you read it right. the science these days is full of lies, it has become a business almost on the same level as any religion or sect. the fields like nanotechnology, neuroscience, genetics, molecular biology, medicine, physics, astronomy, computer science and others, ending with psychology and psychiatry as pseudo-sciences, all of these have their fair share of lies, like for example what stem cells can do, what AI can do, what quantum computing can do, etc. etc. .. the lies are so successful that even nobel prizes are given out to the false science. fortunately, in the information age the silenced voices in the circles of academia can still speak out, on internet, to reveal the lies and how money is made on those lies, and to prove the false yet popular science to be wrong. the information is out there — everyone can learn it and to come to their own conclusions whom to believe — i am not insisting to believe my point in my articles but to learn and come to your own conclusions. i may be wrong as well in some cases.
even more importantly, to my readers who somehow may have got an impession of me as a dead serious researcher, i am just a normal person and i like some funny and crazy talk as well. i’m far from being an extremely serious person. but i am a very curious person, i like to learn a lot, so writing and posting crazy talk will be a waste of time for me — the crazy talk remains the privilege for my friends with whom i have some great relaxing time with good laugh on silly talk.
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