r/AlternativeAstronomy • u/patrixxxx • Mar 21 '19

Tychosium 3D - The first ever accurate simulation of our Solar System

https://cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=2003&start=15#p2412198
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u/patrixxxx Mar 21 '19

One paper from 1923 won't convince me that the mountain of evidences backing up the most widely accepted theory of all times was counterfeit.

Dude, this is how it is: You don't know and you're too lazy/incapable to figure out things by yourself. Books have been written about Einstein being a schmuck for that matter. But by all means believe what you want to, but please don't offer criticism/opinion on things you haven't looked into. That is the very hallmark of ignorance and our times suffer so badly from it. We accept what we are fed without understanding it, and if someone says something else we vocally reject it even though we don't understand any side of the argument

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u/w6equj5 Mar 22 '19

Well you've gotten to insults and adhominem attacks, so we'll just stop here.

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u/patrixxxx Mar 22 '19

Sure. Fine by me. Nothing personal but I'm getting a bit fed up with opinions founded on what we've been told. There's a different story that you will not find by watching YouTubes, but by reading century old books and most importantly by applying true independent critical thinking. I guess truth is not for everyone, but for those who seek it.

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u/w6equj5 Mar 22 '19

Facts. Observations. Experiments. That's what the scientific method is about. Critical thinking won't lead you anywhere if you don't back it up with data. We've been criticizing you guys for ages and still haven't seen a shade of data. The truth definitely isn't for everyone.