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«they», «us», «we» ? no matter what your beliefs are, I urge you to figure out where it comes from, by who, and how your beliefs are shared.
by tuyiown 4y ago
«they», «us», «we» ? no matter what your beliefs are, I urge you to figure out where it comes from, by who, and how your beliefs are shared.
- sys_64738 4y agoI don't have a prevailing interest is how the universe was formed. The subject matter doesn't interest me. What does interest me is that the generally accepted position of all scientists who worked in this field said "Big Bang" was the de facto position. Until is suddenly isn't. That just throws the whole reputation of all those scientists into doubt with the average Joe.
- paulryanrogers 4y agoEveryone should be willing to change their position often and without shame. Scientists in particular should not be elevated for holding unmovable conclusions about anything. They must be open to evidence proving their theories wrong. Those who prefer blind trust in unchanging authorities will be disappointed.
- tjpnz 4y agoThe Big Bang theory is still very much the de facto theory. The JWST findings while interesting are just one data point and they'll be further investigated. But it's way too early to say that BBT is dead. Scientists are constantly finding better theories for explaining things and I think the population in general understands and accepts that.