Sandesh, Mainstream scientific community is a term that refers to the entire collection of people whose profession is to conduct scientific research and academic activities related to science. In order to be qualified to practice this profession one has to obtain at least a postgraduate degree in a scientific subject, and complete some structured training in scientific research at an accredited university. I am happy that you have doubts about yogic farming despite the fact that you are not convinced of the starkly obvious observation that "What the bleep" is not a documentary about real science. As for your doubts about the scientific understanding of matter and consciousness, and about the arrogance of scientists, all I can say is your doubts do not refute the fact that professional scientists can easily tell the difference between real science and pseudoscience. I would be happy to point to you books and articles that would hopefully enlighten you on the basics of this elementary distinction.
Cheers, Santosh From: Sandesh Anvekar <[email protected]> > >I too have my doubts about this Yogic farming . > >Yet on a different note, I would be interested in knowing what is this so >called "MAINSTREAM SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY" really is. > >Last time I had posted question to Santosh on "What the bleep". I must admit >that his answer (and the link that he had posted in the reply) were not >convincing at all. > >I actually intended to know more about how quantum physics itself proves that >matter might be an illusion. I also wanted to know what is time .. space .. >consciousness etc > >But so called scientific community not only fails to answers this... instead >they are only being ARROGANT to deny views of even some of their fellow >scientists as pseudo-scientic and occult > >Thanks >Sandesh > >PS: BTW till date no scientific community has been able to explain what is >matter.. let alone consciousness. >
