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Ignorance About Water Begets Ignorance About Storms

Ignorance About Water Begets Ignorance About Storms

Update: 2020-01-12
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Humans are delusional about H2O. And this delusion results in the following: 1) humans generally believe that H2O is simple and obvious and, 2) humans believe that our understanding of H2O is comprehensive and accurate, both in science and in general. The reality is that neither of these are true. Neither of these is remotely true. H2O is extremely complex and poorly understood by science. Currently there exists over 70 anomalies of H2O. That is 70 different observations about H2O (under various conditions) that are inconsistent with or completely unpredicted by theory. However, human delusion runs so deep that the meaning of anomaly has been altered in the context of H2O to essentially serve as an excuse for why theories of H2O fail to explain what is actually observed.



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Ignorance About Water Begets Ignorance About Storms

Ignorance About Water Begets Ignorance About Storms

James McGinn