What Science Doesn't Know
Wired Magazine's current issue (February 07) has a very interesting cover story about the limits of current scientific knowledge. As I read it I realized that the gaps in our scientific knowledge receive very little press, while scientific achievements are shouted from the mountaintops. While this is certainly understandable, it's good to realize the very real limits of what we know.
click the headline for the full story...
Labels: science
posted by Huevo @ 1:31 PM PermaLink
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Wow, fascinating article Huevo.
It's refreshing to see someone in the media admit that science DOESN'T even begin to have the answers -and that many of those they claim are based on subjective rulings.
But you don't really hear about these things, thanks to a scientific community determined to explain away God and a journalistic community that simply ignores Him.
It reminded me of something I've been thinking about today.
Yesterday, at the Oscars, breakthrough star Jennifer Hudson thanked God for her best supporting actress win repeatedly, first in her speech, then in several subsequent live interviews with the press.
This morning, stories about Hudson abound, but her many references to God have mysteriously disappeared. Articles about her mention her thanks to her family, friends and fellow actors, but God who she credited with everything isn't mentioned once.
The scientific community isn't the only one trying to cut God out of the picture.
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