111 The Science and science

Science needs to get back to being what it used to be.

[victoriathorlacius]

Another demonstration of how science without God is lost.

Thank you for an excellent episode, Dr. Stott.

[msssouza]

Thanks, Mr. Stott.

It seems that many of today's scientists have forgotten the true essence of science and the pursuit of truth, and the establishment keeps pressuring them to the wrong direction.

It's nice to receive a notification about another video. God bless you.

Marcelo

[mizmera]

They do not let people think out of the box. You have to stay within the lines and not question the current theories.

So... in fact... atheism is detremental to science.

[PyrBen]

Watching your videos are always more interesting than studying for my physics exam in 14 hours! (i have no idea what the heck inductance is)

[tom-hykn]

I have been interested in science since I was young. I have read many biology, chemistry and physics books. Real hard science proves the world was created and the life in it was created as you see it today. Common sense and logic will tell you life was created. When people discovered the Antikythera mechanism a corroded mechanical computer that showed the position of the planets they didn't say wow that piece of metal rusted into that shape by chance. They said wow we had no idea people had the technology to create that back then.

[JungleJargon]

I lost all faith in secular scientists.

[solonkazos]

the good news is all the other fields of study don't wait for science to lead the way. they all keep looking for the better way to make money, the fastest way to get it there, the best returns for energy production. as we go forward scientists have become witch doctors. so look forward to a lot of mystic behavior.

[phil]

Since all reasoning is circular and what you begin with-- your premises, assumptions and presuppositions have huge influences on your conclusions, then those who begin with the idea that all the order in the universe is born of chaos, well, then is it so surprising that they are in a state of degenerative chaos right now?

[Jypr]

Please forgive me for noticing this, but there is a picture of a nude woman behind Chaitin. You may want to consider blurring it out somehow or just reposting the audio of the video

[glywnniswells]

Before they became very clever scientists they would have seen that this is a created Universe if they didnt see that they werent very clever to begin with. The way everything works its just too connected. The Earth the seasons how the animals live with this and thrive because it is designed. The cleverer one is the MORE you see creation not less creation.

[TheMwinnett]

When I worked for the MoD Scientific Civil Service, the term “Scientist” was applied to you however mediocre you were. We developed a saying, “Six month’s ago I couldn’t spell scientist, now I are one”. Seems like there are many other organisations that this saying would apply to.

[BrettCoryell]

16:00 Robitaille claims the Sun is not gaseous. No. Spectroscopic evidence as well as neutrino experiments provide direct evidence that confirms the sun is in a gas/plasma state of matter and specifically disconfirms a liquid state of matter.

Claims that various equations are thermodynamically invalid come from Robitaille not accounting for how thermodynamics works in plasmas and not confronting the evidence that directly disconfirms his proposition of a liquid Sun.

[BrettCoryell]

19:44 "The complexity of that process [transcription] demands that the cell be fully functional before DNA can be of any use at all." How do you know?
- Is it possible that the very earliest replicators were not DNA but something simpler?
- Is it possible they were much shorter?
- Is it possible that early self-replicating molecules didn't need to build an entire body or even an entire cell but instead only had to replicate themselves?
- Is it possible that early replicators were more resistant to transcription errors, possibly *because* they were simpler?

You don't know any of that. Why are you so confident about what is and isn't possible when there is so much we don't know, even about the simplest questions?