It's structured to cover up a lie. The most dangerous lies are lies in the guise of truth,

where all that you say is factually true, but it's part of a semantic field which is in itself a lie.

A quote by Slavoy Jijek.

There are some ideas so wrong that only a very intelligent person could believe in them.

A quote by George Orwell.

Deconsstructing the Myth of Science Part 2. Now we're going to get real serious. I've got

dozens of killer points for you here. We're going to be discussing what is science

and how it really works and all of the limitations that are common to

science but go denied and unrecognized and unacknowledged by our culture and

society. We have a lot of material to cover. Let me just reiterate once more that

my teachings are non-ideological. What I'm teaching here is not a belief system. I'm making specific individual points which correspond with insights about the nature of reality and

Human knowledge and science that you can have for yourself. You can either have these insights or not have them.

You can form beliefs, but that's not the same thing as having the insights.

So the only purpose of this communication is to show you

the possibility for the insights that you have not yet had.

That's the value of this work that we do. All right? It's not enough just

to listen to me. You have to actually contemplate the things that I say very deeply and

you have to independently derive these insights for yourself in the

same way that if I was teaching you mathematics it wouldn't be sufficient for you just

to believe me that five times five is 25. You have to actually go and

derive that for yourself and check whether that is in fact the case. If all that you're doing is you're learning mathematics through

blind memorization without actually going through any of the

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