Why should Science change its definition which it has built up over a long period of time to accomidate Homeopathy?
It would be like everyone in the world changing the spelling of 'cat' to 'kat' because one person doesn't like it the way it is.
First they must show that it works.
That hasn't been done.
This is the way science works.
Find something the model doesn't account for, then adjust it to fit.
For instance, Michaelson-Morely and Lorenz Transforms were united in one framework by Einsten.
The scientific method tests whether something works.
It's not hard to follow.
The reason that the 'results' are met with derision is because they don't prove anything, or are hideously biased.
Oh, and what meaning of etheric are you using? The usual one (ie the one that's right) means 'of the ether', but that doesn't seem to fit in your posts.
All they test for is the ability to do the test.
Remember two things.
1. The test presumes that intellegence can be measured.
2. The person who devised the test wanted to use it in conjunction with a whole host of other tests.
1 is really really important. How do you know that you can measure intellegence, past the comparative 'he picks up this idea slightly quicker than him', let alone quantify it? What about people who just can't do something that isn't on the test? As an example, look at, say, a maths exam with no geometry on it. I know people who are perfectly good at all other forms of maths, but not at geometry. Similarly, the IQ test in its current form is not all enclosing. And so on and so forth in a similar vein for quite some TIME.
There's 3 pc's in this room.
The worst one is a P4 2.0.
The best one is this one, with a Athlon XP 2700+, Radeon 9700 Pro, 512Mb of 2700, 120Gb WD SE HDD, 80Gb Maxtor thing, DVDRW, Very good 17" TFT, DVD Drive, etc etc.
I own two. My gf owns the other.
Mmmm lan.
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