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Intro to History of Science: Crash Course History of Science #1

Intro to History of Science: Crash Course History of Science #1

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Intro to History of Science: Crash Course History of Science #1 Wake: I don-t believe vaccines are safe because I don-t believe what I hear is true just because you said it! ;) The fact of the matter is that you don-t know vaccines are safe because the majority of them haven-t even been around long enough to prove that they are safe. Furthermore with the dramatic increasingly rising rate of disease we are finding evidence of products that people once deemed to be safe are in fact carcinogenic. If you can make a profit from selling it it is a product. Already some ingredients in many vaccines have been found to be carcinogenic. It would take me having to physically investigate and study every vaccine to believe that they are safe for me and my family. What can I say, I-m a scientist!
Date: 2022-04-04

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Yes. we know what Truth with a capital T is and not comprehending the dynamics of Truth and its various levels can leave a worldview wanting for that knowledge that comes only when one can accept the Truth for what it actually is as opposed to the general opinion. Once set free by the Truth the pieces do fall into their perspective places.
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Esotericism. Before the flood the one world civilization was brought forth by the pyramid structure. One ruler on top and so forth down the pyramid. That-s why pyramids are found through the ancient world. The old world thinkers knew mind before matter. Now people only believe matter before mind.
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Is our perception of what is science fact determined by the technology we use to observe the universe? Will our perception of science change as technology becomes more advanced? In a hundred years will what we perceive to be science fact be seen as a result of our narrow view of our universe?
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Hi, Thank you for coming up with this thought-provoking course. However, I would want to ask that throughout the course you've used the word -crating knowledge-. I'd want to ask that is it -discovering knowledge- or is it -creating knowledge-? Thank you.
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If women lived oppressed, and non whites and poor men had no resources whatsoever for what is basically an expensive hobby, is it really the fault of the social lottery winners to be the ones doing science?
Please don't go there, please.

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This couldn't have been better. Knowing the history of science will link my emotions to the subject. Thus forming better memories. Keep it up Crash Course. You are informative, entertaining, and useful.
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Thank you for everything you post! I am a high school chemistry and physics teacher, and I'm very excited to learn and incorporate more diverse scientific history into my courses!
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