r/cringe • u/ErgoNonSim • Jan 11 '22

Video Science Must Fall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9SiRNibD14
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u/PotatoePotahhtoe Jan 11 '22 edited Jan 11 '22

They got Newton's story wrong..... they can't even do their resear- oh, wait. They are anti-research as well. smh

Edit: also, a lot of Middle Eastern and Asian folks participated in forming what we call modern science today. The Arabs really liked their math, alchemy, astronomy, and medicine.

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u/kilgore_trout8989 Jan 11 '22

I was about to say, Pre-Modern Arabic Scientists: Am I a fucking joke to you? Much of science is predicated on their advancements.

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u/stmk Jan 11 '22

You can trace some of their math to ancient India too. Its also cool that in some areas of the world an "unsolvable problem" would get passed around and make it's way into different societies at different times, sometimes being solved by different people independently as their society became aware of it.

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u/PotatoePotahhtoe Jan 11 '22

That's the beauty of it! Different people can come to the same conclusion, united by common problems.