whatcha gonna do when they come for you?I find that a majority of Americans are afraid to express opinions on nearly anything at all! All this work to shut us up is working...
whatcha gonna do when they come for you?I find that a majority of Americans are afraid to express opinions on nearly anything at all! All this work to shut us up is working...
it doesn't matter how the world works. All we want to know is that someone is controlling it so we can get back to consuming.Neil deGrasse Tyson thinks there’s a ‘very high’ chance the universe is just a simulation
We trust the scientists around us to have the best grasp on how the world actually works. rofl
As nutty as this is, it's not dangerous, because it isn't going anyplace. It's just another example of how unhelpful politicizing scientific issues can be.[a quote from George Will] "... criminalize skepticism about the supposedly “settled” conclusions of climate science."
Neil deGrasse Tyson thinks there’s a ‘very high’ chance the universe is just a simulation
We trust the scientists around us to have the best grasp on how the world actually works. rofl
Please post a (reputable) link to his exact words saying this and not a link to some crap website for delusional moronic hysterical conservatives. Because there is nothing there supporting your stupid statement.
He said it was a "possibility" , not a very high chance.
Why is it that the dumb anti-intellectual conservatives hate Tyson so much? Could it be because he has an IQ above 95?
As nutty as this is, it's not dangerous, because it isn't going anyplace. It's just another example of how unhelpful politicizing scientific issues can be.
George Will is getting a bit nuttier himself as he gets a bit older. [We are contemporaries so I am permitted to say this, knowing I am pigeonholing myself as well.] There is no better example of a George Will-ism than his: "Authoritarianism, always latent in progressivism..." He makes the error of over qualifying with inclusion of "always" and then suggests the non sequitur of authoritarianism coming out of progressiveness without any argument in support of the connection. He throws this statement out as though it is self-evident truth that needs no questioning and no supporting argument.
Most of us would be cautious to make such a claim that doesn't seem self-evident nearly so much as contradictory, but not George. He puts a spoonful of his jam on your toast and expects you to eat it without asking the flavor first.
"So at this year's 2016 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate at the American Museum of Natural History, which addressed the question of whether the universe is a simulation, the answers from some panelists may be more comforting than the responses from others.
Physicist Lisa Randall, for example, said that she thought the odds that the universe isn't "real" are so low as to be "effectively zero."
A satisfying answer for those who don't want to sit there puzzling out what it would mean for the universe not to be real, to be sure.
But on the other hand, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who was hosting the debate, said that he thinks the likelihood of the universe being a simulation "may be very high.""
Just think what a douche the simulator would have to be to simulate something called a futurecurrents.
Sigh.....
Please post a (reputable) link to his exact words saying this and not a link to some crap website for delusional moronic hysterical conservatives. Because there is nothing there supporting your stupid statement.
He said it was a "possibility" , not a very high chance.
Why is it that the dumb anti-intellectual conservatives hate Tyson so much? Could it be because he has an IQ above 95?