jpeg wrote:EnochLight wrote:Nah, people like Ye and jpeg are delusional and exactly what is wrong with 2025. Science-deniers and history ignorant. 
But you keep on keeping on, buddy. To everyone else, stay in school! 
The issue u fail to understand is that higher sciences are hidden from the public; via a process of knowledge filtration, this is done via groups such as The Royal Institution of Great Britain which is an organisation for scientific education and research.
Any research or information that contradicts the mainstream narrative; is not allowed to be peer reviewed and any scientist doing work that is not in accordance with whats allowed to be released to the public is shunned by his peers, and their grant funding removed.
Hence mainstream science mostly consists of a false manufactured consensus; that is picked up by the mainstream media and the public.
But there are higher levels of scientific information that is restricted access in private archives that the public and the media are not privy to, as most of the public are limited to public libaries.
The stuff in the mainstream is mostly junk sicence, old theories or low level stuff, but the hidden science is 50 to 100 years ahead of what is shown to the public.
To a certain degree that's probably true, at least in certain sectors, and certainly has been throughout history. What's perhaps more interesting is why you believe this is an unthinkable reality for others than yourself. Why the need to assume other people aren't aware of such things?
Does it perhaps make you feel special and smarter than thou?
Is it possible that such addictive ego strokes could inflict on your judgement when consuming "the real media"?
Is it conceivable that certain media outlets might be aware of such dynamics and are in fact actively exploiting them? Perhaps even media outlets you happen to enjoy consuming?
Hypothetically speaking, what might that say about you?
Wouldn't that make you exactly as naive towards the media you're consuming as what you're so eagerly painting others to be? A useful idiot. A product. Predictable, reliable. Advertised, bought and sold back and forth throughout "the real media" for financial and political gain. No?
, but.
