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From the article: >'Some assertions at the time, along the lines of “I knew it was nonsense,” scarcely exhibited the openness to surprise on which science depe
by TheCraiggers 7y ago
From the article:
>'Some assertions at the time, along the lines of “I knew it was nonsense,” scarcely exhibited the openness to surprise on which science depends.'
I felt this was a very important message in the article that could be useful in many more areas of life than cold fusion research or even application of the scientific method.
I do agree that people shouldn't be selling half-baked ideas, but I also know that often, funding is a necessary requirement for scientific breakthroughs. So while I agree my mother shouldn't be investing her savings in such things, I don't want to dissuade other types of informed investors from pitching in.