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You know what PHYSICS education needs more of? Indigenous pseudoscience. This new paper wants to integrate "Indigenous Knowledge Systems" into physics classrooms to "advance epistemic justice." You see, physics is frequently characterized as "culturally neutral" and "universally valid" despite being "grounded in Western epistemology," and this cultural bias "marginalises...

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35,854 views • 2 years ago

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ELON: SEEKING CRITICAL FEEDBACK IS VITAL TO PREVENT FAILURE “For my companies like SpaceX and Tesla, we are constantly looking for critical feedback because if we make a mistake, then the rockets blow up and the cars don't work. Physics is very unforgiving. Physics is the law and everything else is a recommendation. I've seen people break every kind of law, but I haven't seen them break physics. So, if you don't get the design of the rocket and the operation of the rocket exactly right, and if even one thing is wrong, the rocket explodes. That's why I'm a strong believer in seeking critical feedback. In fact, I think critical feedback should be viewed as a gift.” Source: Conversation with Alice Weidel, January 2025
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ELON: SEEKING CRITICAL FEEDBACK IS VITAL TO PREVENT FAILURE “For my companies like SpaceX and Tesla, we are constantly looking for critical feedback because if we make a mistake, then the rockets blow up and the cars don't work. Physics is very unforgiving. Physics is the law and everything else is a recommendation. I've seen people break every kind of law, but I haven't seen them break physics. So, if you don't get the design of the rocket and the operation of the rocket exactly right, and if even one thing is wrong, the rocket explodes. That's why I'm a strong believer in seeking critical feedback. In fact, I think critical feedback should be viewed as a gift.” Source: Conversation with Alice Weidel, January 2025

Mario Nawfal

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Eric Weinstein dropped a chilling theory on Joe Rogan. Physics became “too dangerous” after the first hydrogen bomb in 1952. From that point on, the most powerful scientific community on Earth was gradually made ineffective through gatekeeping, early peer review systems, and other controls — all to prevent ideas that could reshape (or destroy) the world. This one really made me think. We like to believe science marches forward freely, but what if certain breakthroughs are quietly contained for “stability”? If the most transformative knowledge is being bottlenecked, it affects energy, weapons, economies, and our entire future. Do you think advanced physics has been deliberately slowed down, or is this just how complex science naturally works?
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Eric Weinstein dropped a chilling theory on Joe Rogan. Physics became “too dangerous” after the first hydrogen bomb in 1952. From that point on, the most powerful scientific community on Earth was gradually made ineffective through gatekeeping, early peer review systems, and other controls — all to prevent ideas that could reshape (or destroy) the world. This one really made me think. We like to believe science marches forward freely, but what if certain breakthroughs are quietly contained for “stability”? If the most transformative knowledge is being bottlenecked, it affects energy, weapons, economies, and our entire future. Do you think advanced physics has been deliberately slowed down, or is this just how complex science naturally works?

Camus

186,477 views • 1 month ago