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Why I hate science, and why you should too

News Type: Other — Sat Oct 14, 2006 4:16 PM EDT
science, religion, satire, hate
Ansab

We must focus not in science but in helpful areas.

Photo by paddy patterson. (License: Creative Commons Attribution)

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Science. That very word sends anger running down my spine. That anger turns into a big fireball and lights my brain on fire. My brain bleeds out my nose, and as it lands on the carpet everything that makes contact with it turns to stone.

Did that make any sense? Probably not. I was being scientific. Science is a recent invention by heretics to explain the world around us. These people think that they can just make up a method to explain the universe. They think that they just take a new system and implement it. They brainwashed the existing people into believing what they did, and if they were too strong, they would just torture them and force it upon them. Those cruel and inconsiderate scientists.

Science thinks that it can magically solve problems. What has science done to make your life better? Nothing at all. All the problems that exist today are science's fault. The atom bomb. Science. The handgun. Science. Concealable Explosives? Science yet again. Religion did not bring any of those abhorrable objects into our lives to ruin them. Religion cares for us. It didn't bring anything bad into our lives.

But science couldn't stand that. It was jealous that religion was getting all the attention and went out of its way to attack it. In fact, it still does. It claims that religion is ruining your lives just so it can get your undivided attention, that publicity whore.

It just wants your money. Always asking for donations for "cancer research" and children's hospitals. Tell me, if all that money really went to cancer research, why is there no cure? Religion uses money to help people and make their lives better. Science just cheats them out of it.

Scientists also love birth control. With a staggering population deficit, it is vital that we produce more children. Religious leaders have realized that and favor sex and reproduction, while scientists shun something so pure and natural and do everything they can to reduce the population. They advocate birth control, and they try and make people as ugly as possible so they aren't even attracted to each other anymore.

All scientists keep cooped up in labs and become pale, sickly, feeble, and malnourished, just to die an early death. All scientists encourage animal abuse and murder of all organisms, and polluting the environment. Science has no sense of morality, and it's a good thing that it hasn't taken over or we all would be crazed communist cannibals.

Another thing, science is racist. How many minorities do you see winning prizes and making advances as compared to white people? Science just wants slaves to do work and entertain the white masses. Religion cares for people of all races and would never encroach on somebody's rights.

If science would have had it's way, then blacks would all be slaves and their white masters would be enjoying lemonade in lab coats. How deplorable. It's a good thing that religion has set a high precedent or else we would all be in deep trouble. The only minorities that win prizes are Jews, making science a big Jewish conspiracy anyways.

Science is ruining all of our lives and we don't even realize it. We are so used to it being forced down our throats that we don't realize the pain and suffering it is causing us. Many people get offended when science is attacked and say that science is a way of life that is generally good and it doesn't hurt anybody, so we shouldn't remove it from our lives.

Prostitutes don't hurt me either, but they're removed from my life. Where's the fairness in that? Science is destructive and all the different branches will end up wiping everybody out. Gradualism vs. Punctuated Equilibrium? Which side are you on? It is that kind of rigid and hidebound thinking that ruins people. The world cannot be explained through absolutes, but science doesn't understand that.

Science is a failing system and we cannot use it any longer. There are countless times where science has been wrong, but what do they do? They just go ahead and 'revise' or 'change' it. Those tricksters! They just pretend that science is morphological so that they can continue to entrap us in it's lies. We must all break free of it's deceptions and throw off the scientists oppressors to make the world a better place.

DISCLAIMER: THIS ARTICLE IS A SATIRE, AND DUE TO IT'S CONTROVERSIAL AND OFFENSIVE NATURE IT SHOULD NOT BE READ BY ANYONE

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{"commentId":330112,"authorDomain":"pody"}
Dom Pody

Those damn scientists!

And to think, the conservative movement supports gun rights, when clearly it is a spawn of that damn science as well!

This madness must be stopped. I'm calling Cheney.

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  • 5 votes
Reply#1 - Sat Oct 14, 2006 4:50 PM EDT
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Cash

Scientists did all that? I assumed it was mathematicians.

And Emo haircuts. Those are responsible for a lot of evil too.

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  • 6 votes
Reply#2 - Sat Oct 14, 2006 6:55 PM EDT
{"commentId":330369,"authorDomain":"bluemutiny"}
Robbie Lawrence

No one mention emo again, or I'm turning my entire column into emo-related articles.

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  • 3 votes
#2.1 - Sat Oct 14, 2006 8:48 PM EDT
{"commentId":330614,"authorDomain":"LAUHAL63"}
lauhal

Emo! Emo! Emo! Emo rocks!!!

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  • 4 votes
#2.2 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 2:03 AM EDT
{"commentId":330629,"authorDomain":"bluemutiny"}
Robbie Lawrence

Someone other than lauhal

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  • 2 votes
#2.3 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 2:47 AM EDT
{"commentId":330925,"authorDomain":"LAUHAL63"}
lauhal

*changing voice* Emo! Emo! Emo!

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  • 3 votes
#2.4 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 12:34 PM EDT
{"commentId":330989,"authorDomain":"elliearroway"}
ellie mae

And Emo haircuts. Those are responsible for a lot of evil too.

Mullets are #1 in that category. :)

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  • 2 votes
#2.5 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 1:44 PM EDT
{"commentId":332036,"authorDomain":"Brad-Leclerc"}
Brad Leclerc

Mullets are #1 in that category. :)

Are you forgetting about the "Flock of seagulls"?

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    #2.6 - Mon Oct 16, 2006 11:03 AM EDT
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    {"commentId":330358,"authorDomain":"whackedman"}
    Whacked Man

    Yeah, science told us the world was round and everything has been downhill ever since.

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    • 2 votes
    Reply#3 - Sat Oct 14, 2006 8:37 PM EDT
    {"commentId":330861,"authorDomain":"kaboom"}
    kaboom

    Its just to hard for you to understand.

    Some people have iq of say 20 others of say 200

    Oh yeah its a bell curve.

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      Reply#4 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 11:20 AM EDT
      {"commentId":330918,"authorDomain":"yar"}
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      {"commentId":330970,"authorDomain":"praetor605"}
      praetor605

      So we have a heretic in our ranks, someone who hates science. Well we have ways of making you see the truth and convert. Fetch me the comfy chair!

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      • 3 votes
      Reply#6 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 1:23 PM EDT
      {"commentId":331090,"authorDomain":"Whatsnew"}
      Sercely

      Kind of scary. When I started reading this, I took it seriously, since so many people I've met aren't far from this viewpoint.

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        Reply#7 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 3:19 PM EDT
        {"commentId":331153,"authorDomain":"scientificblog"}
        Cash

        Sercely, really? Most people I meet are just the opposite - too trusting of experts. I wouldn't let most scientists change the oil in my car but they still get to claim authority. Unless you're dealing at the quantum level, if a scientist tries to convince you of something that makes no sense and says it is too complex and you need a Ph.D., reach for your pistol. ;-)

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          #7.1 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 4:19 PM EDT
          {"commentId":331779,"authorDomain":"200MilesUp"}
          Oluseye

          How about we put a contract out on all scientists? Calling the Pat Robertson brigade!!

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          • 1 vote
          #7.2 - Mon Oct 16, 2006 4:20 AM EDT
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          {"commentId":331223,"authorDomain":"JoeRich"}
          JoeRich

          Hey now, cashsblog, leave the mathematicians out of this. We've got our own issues to deal with and we don't need to think that people like us any less than we do already. (That probably doesn't make any sense, but what the hell -- I'm a mathematician, not a writer.)

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            Reply#8 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 5:18 PM EDT
            {"commentId":331390,"authorDomain":"dehehn"}
            Deh Ehn

            Great article. I'm glad someone has the courage to stand up to science.

            Science is heading us down a dangerous path of increased convenience, comfort and lifespans. Everyone knows that this world shouldn't be morphed into a heaven on earth. We are supposed to toil our lives away and prepare ourselves for the heaven that will come when we leave this despicable place.

            We need to guard against scientists solving all of the mysteries the Bible told us it had figured out already. If science somehow manages to prove God wrong (which luckily for us is impossible) he will most assuredly become enraged and close the gates to heaven. Is that what you want Science? I thought so.

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            • 4 votes
            Reply#9 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 8:05 PM EDT
            {"commentId":331623,"authorDomain":"bluemutiny"}
            Robbie Lawrence

            Well said!

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            • 1 vote
            #9.1 - Sun Oct 15, 2006 11:52 PM EDT
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            {"commentId":331844,"authorDomain":"rudaksha"}
            F. Brightwater

            Science is a method of understanding. Nothing more, nothing less. ………

            Update: I was about to go on about how irrational and loaded your article was until i read the disclaimer.

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              Reply#10 - Mon Oct 16, 2006 7:24 AM EDT
              {"commentId":331849,"authorDomain":"bluemutiny"}
              Robbie Lawrence

              Funny thing really, since you can't really edit posts here.

              His article isn't irrational... many, many people actually believe this. Silly monkey.

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              • 1 vote
              #10.1 - Mon Oct 16, 2006 7:31 AM EDT
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              {"commentId":333490,"authorDomain":"Zeina"}
              Zeina

              All scientists keep cooped up in labs and become pale, sickly, feeble, and malnourished, just to die an early death.

              most of them have 4 eyes too!!

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              • 1 vote
              Reply#11 - Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:30 AM EDT
              {"commentId":333493,"authorDomain":"Brad-Leclerc"}
              Brad Leclerc

              most of them have 4 eyes too!!

              Evolution at work!

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                #11.1 - Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:31 AM EDT
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                {"commentId":4747934,"authorDomain":"pikkon"}
                Pikkon

                Well lets see what religion leads to:

                Now lets see what science does:

                Watch them all.

                Oh lol I didnt read the last line until I was done with this list, but now I want to post it anyway ^^

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                  Reply#12 - Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:41 AM EST
                  {"commentId":4747983,"authorDomain":"pikkon"}
                  Pikkon

                  It seems like the video links didnt work, awell ...

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                    #12.1 - Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:45 AM EST
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