Julf wrote: 
> But then there is this: 'Why the Flat Earth Movement is the Best Symbol
> of the Increasingly Diminished Value of Truth and Intelligence'
> (http://news.nationalpost.com/life/why-the-flat-earth-movement-is-the-best-symbol-of-the-increasingly-diminished-value-of-truth-and-intelligence)
> 
> "It’s the same quick-fix attitude that’s besieging our political
> landscape: information that doesn’t accord with your carefully manicured
> world-view is “fake news,” opinions that don’t cohere with your own are
> offensive, everything you dislike or that frightens you can be wedged
> between scare quotes and rejected out of hand. Never mind the
> “expertise” of “professionals” and “elites.” You still matter. You know
> everything you need to know."
> 
> For many audiophilia is a way to escape from a modern world full of
> knowledge, science, technology and expertise into a simpler, gentler
> word where you count simply for having been around long enough to read
> enough audiophile magazines and but the right boxes. But because you are
> Special, with better ears than the ears of all those know-it-all
> engineer types, your Truth trumps (pun intended) all their formulas. 
> 
> Unfortunately proving them wrong just strengthens their resolve.

Hi Julf.

Bit late responding but "nevermind".

It is a great shame that the inability of our measuring equipment
(including the Hasselblad cameras used on the Apollo 8 mission) to
detect all the Hilbert space dimensions in which the universe is framed
has led philistines to regard the poetically beautiful concept of the
Earth being a flat disc supported by an infinite column of blue turtles
as "untrue" according to some ignorant "scientific" mumbo-jumbo.

What could be more ridiculous from a common-sense viewpoint than the
notion that the earth is not only round but has *-nothing-* to hold it
up? It would obviously fall down.

I'm sure that some of the turtles (any number of them at a time in fact)
would welcome some respite from their arduous duties, although our own
turtles might discriminate against them because of the colour of their
skin if we were to release them into the ocean. So I suppose a decent
zoo is the best we could offer...

Doubtless one day we will dispense with this ridiculous scientific
method which by its own axioms is unable to prove anything, & begin to
appreciate the real wonders of our universe once again.

Dave :)


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