Why is this important?

Why is the knowing the shape of the earth important?
Is it really important that atoms are this shape, or that shape?
What do we care as long as it works?

Well, we actually do not know if it works. We do not know why it works, And to figure out a new way it works, we either have to stumble upon it by chance, or actually figure out the shape of the world.

The shape of the world

No one seems to have figured out how Tesla was going to build his tower. How many can attribute that the problem is, they do not know what the shape of the earth is? Or what the world looks like electrically?

What if knowing what shape the earth is makes understanding what Tesla was trying to do soooo incredibly simple?

The shape of atoms

Currently we believe that electricity is the movement of electrons.
If we knew the shape of atoms and how they actually work, we would see this is completely wrong.

Like, why would you think something so stupid?

Questions like, why does superconductors superconduct?
It becomes an impossible question when you believe electrons have to "freely" flow through a material.

But, if you look at electricity as an aether phenomena, then you can easily see how some materials allow for superconductivity.

The brain

When scientists believe that thinking happens in the brain, then ideas of building a brain, then consciousness is just a matter of building a big enough computer.

Of course yogis and mystics around the world have known that thinking does not happen in the brain for millennia. However, the thoughts of building an AI is just a matter of enough computing power persists.

And because we do not know the topography of what a "brain" is, we cannot really advance in either neuroscience, nor AI.

We get stupid stories of computers becoming sentient and trying to take over the world.
Instead of pointing the blame squarely at those mother WEFers who are trying to use computers to track and trace everything you do, and thus control you completely. AI wouldn't do this. But those monsters from Davos would.

We must correct our science at all cost

(it actually won't cost that much)
We must throw out our current science text books and start doing tons of experiments. Publish the findings on line in a form where we can have smart kids look at them and form new theories.

Because, when we have an accurate map of where we live, then we can know better about where we can go, and what we can do.

And there are even bigger things at risk!

Imagine if going carbon neutral meant the destruction of the planet?
That if we really did what the "green" movement said to do, we would not only kill off tons of people who will freeze to death in their houses, but we will cause the complete destruction of our planet.

Plants need CO2. No plants, and we all die.
What if the industrial revolution is the only thing that has saved us?

We do not know the answers to the questions because we do not even know what our world looks like.

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