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În prealabil postat de DINU Ionel
(Post 563229)
Repet ca ceea ce stiu despre Bruno si Galileo este ceea ce am scris.
Daca voi afla ca ceea ce stiu este eronat, imi voi schimba parerea.
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Ionel, cand ai timp citeste un pic aici despre Galileo. E interesant, si e interesant pentru oricine crede ca oamenii de stiinta vor sa moara cu adevarul de gat...mai degraba ar muri cu adevarul lor de gat. :21:
http://www.bible-researcher.com/nisbet1.html
" This myth reflects the truth as would a badly cracked mirror. As to Galileo's paralyzing intimidation by a single-minded, avenging church, leading to an utter dearth of work afterward, there is not a grain of truth. Probably more scientists have been adversely affected—estopped altogether from a given line of research, guided, shaped, propelled, decelerated, forced into nonpublication secrecy, turned down for funds or promotion, and barred from access to laboratory space or archives—because of defiance of conventional wisdom in America since World War II with its accompanying bureaucratization and politicization of science than existed in the whole of the world in Galileo's day. What Galileo endured is as nothing compared with what bold, intrepid, original young minds face in today's scientific circles, where a given paradigm or program brands all simple difference of viewpoint as "idiosyncratic," "nonsensical," "futile," and "trouble-making"—the modern synonyms for medieval heresy.
The first censorship on Galileo was his own, the result of fear not of ecclesiastical but of scientific-scholarly opinion. In a letter to Kepler in 1597 Galileo confessed his own belief in the Copernican view of the planets, including the earth, moving around the sun, but declared his fear of ridicule from Aristotelian scholars in the universities were he to make his belief public. "
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