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Anonymous Mon Jul 3 21:24:52 2023 No.15540087 [Reply] [Original]

Do normies actually believe Tyson and Sagan are equivalent to Galileo, Copernicus and Kepler? They didn't even do anything besides popularize science. At least Tyson has published some papers I think, Sagan is a fraud who never did anything besides lie about nukes and speculate on aliens.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 3 21:26:33 2023 No.15540092 >>15540087 bait thread good science bad :)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 3 21:44:32 2023 No.15540140 File: 1.33 MB, 498x322, 1684022715822204.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15540092 >NPC getting emotionally triggered by the truth about his TV sºyence heroes

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 3 21:47:58 2023 No.15540152 >>15540087 Sagan was important because of the scientific image he put out I suppose. A lot of brilliant scientists come across as awkward dorks who can’t hold a conversation. Where’s the charisma?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 3 21:49:50 2023 No.15540155 File: 1.34 MB, 1950x1950, emilysquotes-com-mind-difference-people-intelligent-eleanor-roosevelt.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15540140

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 3 22:05:20 2023 No.15540181 >>15540155 >eleanor roosevelt tits or gtfo, ma'am

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 3 22:10:30 2023 No.15540192 File: 40 KB, 355x417, 3D3047B9-08E6-4571-9EC0-C5DA0E5E89BF.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15540087 >tv is my altar >the people on tv are my priests >t.normie https://www.bitchute.com/video/OjbcVB0tmVXg/

Anonymous Tue Jul 4 05:08:25 2023 No.15540813

>>15540087
>They didn't even do anything besides popularize science.
Meanwhile Galileo & Copernicus were both heretics who weren't trying to popularize conventional science, there were trying to criticize it and alter it substantially because they both thought the science of their day sucked

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 4 18:18:40 2023 No.15541959 >>15540813 >Copernicus He never published his thoughts, his writing was discovered after he was dead and publish posthumously. He was afraid of losing his cash money patronage from the church if he published while he was alive

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 5 05:10:07 2023 No.15543195 File: 841 KB, 1000x525, KRtsgygdvmQq.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Sagan wasn't nearly as stupid as Tyson is, Sagan had an ability to see into the future which Galileo clearly lacked

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 5 17:58:17 2023 No.15544103 >>15543195 good pic, dude called it decades in advance

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 6 04:21:41 2023 No.15545273 >>15544103 yeah, but its like the one thing he was ever right about.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 6 04:44:59 2023 No.15545314 >>15540087 Only r*dditors, who view science as a fashion accessory, would think this. Most normies have never heard of any of these people and those that have are smart enough to understand the concept of a communicator.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 6 04:48:08 2023 No.15545321 >>15540087 No. No one believes that. You are creating a strawman. Also latex testing here [math] \hat{>_×} [/math]

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 6 04:54:09 2023 No.15545331 >>15540087 normies don't think about any of these people

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 6 04:55:38 2023 No.15545336 >>15545321 Test again [math] \hat{\ddot{> }}_×[/math]

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 6 17:52:36 2023 No.15546178 >>15545314 Sagan and Tyson both have massively high public profiles because all public school students are forced to watch their """"educational"""" videos in class

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 7 04:03:13 2023 No.15547351 >>15546178 They got famous because teachers have hangovers and need to sit in a quiet darkened room all day to recover

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 7 04:31:17 2023 No.15547382 >>15540152 Sagan was a pseudo-scientist. He founded an entire field of pseudoscience known as "astrobiology." It is pseudoscience because there is NO empirical evidence for any of it, and never has been.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 7 04:34:01 2023 No.15547385 >>15546178 When I was in school they used to make us watch Bill Nye videos whenever the science teacher was hung over.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 7 18:42:25 2023 No.15548444 >>15547385 those are the same teachers who will run their gums endlessly about the importance of education

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 7 20:46:58 2023 No.15548710 >>15544103 If you think that's scary, check out Industrial Society And Its Future. It's only 34 pages long, but the guy fucking predicted the 21st century with deadly precision. Unreal stuff.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 8 05:47:05 2023 No.15549412 >>15543195 holy shit

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 8 05:54:23 2023 No.15549426 >>15540087 This nigga is more of a scientist than either Sagan or Tyson despite all the dumb speculative pop sci shit he likes to churn out

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 8 05:58:03 2023 No.15549430 File: 2.35 MB, 1200x1200, Michio Kaku.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15549426 whoops, forgot pic

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 8 05:58:45 2023 No.15549432 >>15543195 ironic that he sees the issue but doesn't understand its the lack of superstition (religion) that caused it in the first place

Anonymous Sat Jul 8 19:45:47 2023 No.15550489

>>15549432
He also believed in "nuclear winter" and the incoming ice age before he later switched to believing in the global warming meme. I once herd him say that the layer of lacquer on a typical schoolroom glob was proportionally as thick as the actual atmosphere was in relation to the Earth.
>>15543195 is a case of a broke clock being occasionally correct, he probably copied all that out of The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 8 20:29:16 2023 No.15550617 >>15547385 Am I the only one that used to hate Bill Nye as a kid? His videos give off an uncanny vibe

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 8 20:34:25 2023 No.15550631 >>15540087 They literally think useless philosophers like Kant and Nietzsche are equivalent in intelligent and contribution

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 8 20:47:51 2023 No.15550662 >>15543195 >Well, well, if it's not the consequences of my own ideology.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 9 07:16:30 2023 No.15551577 >>15550489 >he probably copied all that out of The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion the protocols predict the future better than any scientist can

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 9 14:55:36 2023 No.15552067 File: 27 KB, 474x478, I want to believe.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15547382

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 9 15:04:59 2023 No.15552078 >>15549426 >>15549430 >Michio Kaku complete schizo

Anonymous Sun Jul 9 15:18:37 2023 No.15552110

>>15540087
>They didn't even do anything besides popularize science. At least Tyson has published some papers
You have it backwards. Tyson went into popsci after getting his PhD. Carl Sagan had rather fruitful research career long before before he made Cosmos.
>Copernicus
Wasn't a scientist, but a mathematician. Astronomy wasn't a branch of Physics until the well into the 17th century, before then it was a highly specialized branch of mathematics that was only really concerned with making calendars and accurate time keeping.
> Galileo
None of his observations were relevant to the establishment of Heliocentrism (or the rebuke of the Platonic or Tyconic or Heraclean models) and he rejected Kepler's model because he believed the sun excreting a force to move the planets in their orbits was sorcery. Not only that he was asserting things that he couldn't know because the evidence didn't exist until after he died, the Coriolis effect wasn't discovered until after he died for instance.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 9 23:04:32 2023 No.15552876 >>15552110 >Carl Sagan had rather fruitful research career long before before he made Cosmos. name one meaningful achievement of his

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 10 01:41:04 2023 No.15553098 >>15552876 The creation of planetary science as a discipline

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 10 05:16:09 2023 No.15553413 >>15540087 >Do normies actually believe Tyson and Sagan are equivalent to No you stupid dunning. They don't believe the scientists on TV are equivalent to the pioneers of astronomy.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 10 05:18:11 2023 No.15553415 >>15544103 He was literally just describing 1995

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 10 05:19:18 2023 No.15553416 >>15546178 LOL no, they're watching khan academy while the teacher browses reddit

Anonymous Mon Jul 10 21:10:10 2023 No.15554717
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>>15540087
Isn't it amazing that neither of the two most famous astronomers of the past century were researchers. Its almost as if astronomy is a completely useless subject thats only popular because of lame comic bookish hollywood soience fiction movies

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