Innovation Survival: Innovation in Science

[grandmahurliman]

The truth is that people in the Middle Ages did not believe the world was flat. Columbus did not sail to prove the world was round.

en(dot)wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/­Myth_of_the_Flat_Earth

[WoWHunterPvPJoY]

@grandmahurliman lOL WIKIPEDIA. DERPPP

[grandmahurliman]

the truth is that not everyone before Chris Columbus thought the world was flat and he did not sail east to prove the world was round.

[GGEENNTTRRIITT]

thats a long ass video

[docatomics]

...the expanding contracting earth theory and now the engine behind this thermal cycle becomes visible at the nose of the heliosphere !

~despite the initaly sparse audience to you lecture, it has been heard by at least 26,000 ears in just under 11 months, all for a few pennies , well spent time here, perhaps there is hope this time around if the species can keep enough of its collective knowledge core alive in the face of the worst EMP nature will send in time. >This is a test yet passed here!

[docatomics]

...the expanding contracting earth therory

~and now the engine behind this thermal cycle becomes visible at the nose of the heliosphere !

[ValenFrog]

The relationship b/w innovation and outcome variables are of profit, survival, competitive advantage, etc. All of these greatest achievements of the 20th century did have down falls, e.g. global transport which contributed to global warming - a huge issue of today. We should not only look at how we seize the opportunities of new technology but how we meet the challenges that were created by the developments of today.

[illbesure3]

will pay charges later!

[kimberransbottom80]

All of my chums downloaded the zero cost version of L4D2 over there at L4D2dlXcom (replace X with . ) a few days ago, and it operates wonderfully. This video game was built for on the internet! Get it and play it if you have not already!

[adamthelover10]

screw the fucking european invasors!!

[seekinnertruth]

When attaching the self to any thought or physicality, one risks the pain of detachment in all cases.

(~?~)

[rabbitwho]

Maybe the problem is that too many people think science is their religion; they can't accept that they might be wrong because it means they've wasted their lives, and if it was their own theory or something they've built their theories around then having it proved wrong is literally denying them life after death.

So in the end something that should be the pursuit of truth becomes almost a fetish and the pursuit of glory.

[kitsunde]

@rabbitwho Bullshit.