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Steuard himself would hopefully point out that although being a physics professor grants his opinion a greater weight than those of us who are less informed, to
by Intermernet 12y ago
Steuard himself would hopefully point out that although being a physics professor grants his opinion a greater weight than those of us who are less informed, to claim that he is automatically correct would be fallacious.
Politeness in this regard is preventing appeals to authority.
I personally disagree. The money has been allocated to a section of NASA designed to research exactly this sort of theory. Pulling funding from these people would be like telling Ernest Solvay to put away his wallet.
- scott_s 12y agoI am not saying he is automatically correct. I am saying that one should consider his profession, expertise, his level of skepticism, and then reconsider priors.