> Yeah but climate change. That wasn't really an issue in the 80s. The foundational assumption of the modern scientific era (circa 1845) is that steam engine p

> Yeah but climate change. That wasn't really an issue in the 80s. The foundational assumption of the modern scientific era (circa 1845) is that steam engine physics are a fundamental law of the universe. This guiding constraint is referred to as the "Laws of Thermodynamics"... Today's scientists have better numbers. Dark energy and dark matter are their realization that something is wrong with 1845's understanding of the laws of nature.