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Full Ack. Unfortunately training against confirmation bias (or other ones) is not part of any scientific study. We in general give very little attention to pape
by poelzi 7y ago
Full Ack.
Unfortunately training against confirmation bias (or other ones) is not part of any scientific study.
We in general give very little attention to papers that falsify an accepted theory.
For example, look at the papers http://cosmology.info http://cosmology.info has collected. If you have gone through some of them, you can not, at least as a scientist, still think that Big Bang is a true theory. But still, this bulls*t theory pops up all the time....
This is just one of them, in fact, nearly everything is falsified...
It does not matter if theory X predict A correct, if prediction B is false your theory X is also not true but at most a model to calculate A.
The model I have adopted also perdicted the "Higg-Boson", but it has nothing to do with gravity.