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I mean, that’s what religious ultra conservative fundamentalism does. It posits a static, eternal, knowable world, where everyone has a specific place and ther
by fallingfrog 3y ago
I mean, that’s what religious ultra conservative fundamentalism does. It posits a static, eternal, knowable world, where everyone has a specific place and there is no need for change. And new ideas are mostly seen as a threat to that stability. Why would that society produce science? Our own ultra conservatives are too few to get such a permanent headlock on society.
- wrs 3y ago…yet.
- paulryanrogers 3y ago> Our own ultra conservatives are too few to get such a permanent headlock on society. Lifetime judicial appointments in the US have me wondering what we are in, if not a headlock.