Harmony of the Spheres Take 5

[pigshitpoet]

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Most music worldwide has been tuned to A=440 Hz since the International Standards Organization (ISO) promoted it in 1953.
However, when looking at the vibratory nature of the universe, it’s possible that this pitch is disharmonious with the
natural resonance of nature and may generate negative effects on human behaviour and consciousness.

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[duathir]

I have nothing to say about mystical matters of faith and belief. It is not possible to debunk them at all, because they are not based on logic and evidence. No proof or disproof is possible; therefore they are purely matters of personal opinion.

It is easy to debunk pseudoscience, because it tries to pretend to be based on science. There are many things scientists are not able to explain to non-scientists - especially to those who do not distinguish between belief and evidence - but that does not mean those things cannot be explained at all.

I cannot agree that Christianity gave us the courage to seek truth. "From its very beginning, the Church has served as a stumbling block against scientific progress." As for the 'new age', I see it as an incoherent jumble of old superstition wrapped in a shiny package of modern marketing. It is not so new either; warmed-over Victorian spiritualism.

Going beyond the three dimensions is the provenance of theoretical physics. I do not have enough math to hold any valid opinions in that field, but I cannot see that it matters, except to theoretical physicists. If there are more than four dimensions (counting time as the fourth,) you and I will never know it.

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[pigshitpoet]

you are really into debunking. i guess i'm more naive. the idea is from a book about christianity called How Should We Then Live: The Rise and Decline of Western Thought and Culture by presuppositionalist theologian Francis A. Schaeffer

but i like this. thanks!

The Myth of Christianity Founding Modern Science and Medicine
(And the Hole Left by the Christian Dark Ages*)

[duathir]

I am glad you like it. I do not think I have read Francis Schaeffer.

I am not really into debunking. People believe what they will, for reasons of their own; it is not my concern.