Most antiquated status-quo science represent Greek statues,
in contrast to what's left for free thinking people—useless
dying for the cause of Occam's razor-testing with empirical
science, continues to fuel the culture of death, falling by the
wayside of successful and intuitive, fringe science.
One of the easiest ways to create the misconceptions that Mook
uses, is to make certain fringe science off-topic, such as
electrogravitic technology, but I've noticed that many times
rather than discuss certain a replacement science any further,
he'll purposely confuse the process of science with the content
of science, and end up being a manufacturer of extended
Mook, status-quo science.
This may be inadvertant on his part, but I'm not saying that
most off his ideas aren't credible—just saying that he usually
forges ahead way too much of the time, trying to include certain
contingencies that would require a major makeover of those
industries being established—industries who are already less
willing to compromise on what deals should be going down,
at taxpayers expense.
IMO the closer one gets to the application of quantum science,
the more established that a sort of universal approach to
truth-seeking makes the political application of science
neutral to subject matter. Therefore, only the investigative
process seems pertinent, and makes politicians more like
judges of what is responsible or irresponsible. Thus the truth
gets hidden, banished, or squandered, depending upon how
the state-controlled media can become reassured that there
are no contradictions between what is responsible science
and irresponsible science.
So-called "experts" are called in to validate and support the
claim (i.e. man-made global warming), that their message
becomes echoed to the n'th degree, of which the supposed
truth is actually a lie.
Politicians must avoid stretching the truth by having others of
authority broadcast your claims. Although the mouthpiece contains
prestige, the scientific source must always back up its touted claim
with stated facts, as the verifyable result—facts that can be
presented by the media at the same time the scientific claim
is being presented to the public.
IMO others should be denied the right to share in the success
of a fact-based truthful claim, unless they can also agree with
immunity that status-quo science is a bygone era, and will now
become relegated to the dust bin of history, as long as intuitive
science prevails.
But notice how certain "authorities" inside the iron beltway,
Washington, D.C. will always avoid examining scientific
evidence, and lie about the results, usually by simply contradicting
the claim publically, without having any watchdog oversight
to police their activity, or any media to withdraw their coverage
of these "kooks", e.g. how long has Al Gore's philosophy on
global warming and green energy been going strong? Answer:
Quite long, because certain media will believe anything that
they are told, and also because of the short-sightedness of
the editors themselves.
Valid scientific claims should be celebrated, according to the
accomplishment, by protecting the celebratory environment in
which the most who would benefit from the implementation of
revolutionary scientists, do so, in the spirit of freedom from
tyrannical and imprisoning, status quo science.
IMO Mook follows scientific progressivism, because he usually
equates his skepticism with any science that is not his
own, by being mostly too narrow-minded, too rigid, and too
critical in excluding scientific intuition, exploratory science,
and certain fringe science, that IMO can and must become
integrated into the civilization, in order to protect and prosper
its people.
All of science can never be equated with the brute force method
that Mook uses to continue to integrate his status quo science,
because of the narrowness of the fields that exclude discovery
by inventiveness and intuition, inspiration through mentorship,
or the force of character, and fields of exploration such as
quantum gravity, free energy, and teleportation.
Not only does his status quo science exclude advanced scientific
application into these fields, but it refuses usually thru his
institutional edicts (aka tensor money), not to integrate them into
mainstream science, because of the possible economic and
societal fallout that might be created with the eventual outcome
of industrial, military, and private industry practices—practices
that might inadvertantly be a subset of his status-quo science
being represented all-too-well inside the iron beltway,
Washington D.C.
Mook's reductionist practices will usually explain what is
unknown by the public at large, in terms of what he can make
as known to himself—by reducing any other science that might
challenge what the status-quo science might offer (green energy)
into his own invention (solar satellites), completely overlooking
or discarding the ideas like free energy and tabletop fusion.
By his attempting to court status-quo science, Mook has
effectively challenged what the word "knosis" means back into
the five senses: hearing, smelling, touching, tasting, and feeling.
However, IMO there are supposedly six, including sensing the
presence of electric and magnetic fields, e.g. what dolphins have
and are able to utilize effectively:
http://www.livescience.com/15240-dolphins-sense-electric-fields.html
Why would there be a lack of knowledge of having a sixth
sense available for humans unless it would raise the
spectre of revolutionary inquiry into the human psyche,
and establish controversy mostly against status-quo science?
Mook, rather than accept that there is a legitimate concern for
disagreement as to blindly accepting that there are only five
senses, for example, would downplay this as the usual
kookiness that has no credibility, since it is not "normal"
for anything to contradict what the status-quo science has
been telling us for over a century now: "Nothing to see here,
move on, this is a police state of science." Sadly, the state-
controlled media has also bought into this viewpoint over the
years, and has actually reinvented itself as a ward of the state,
because of status-quo, "orthodox" science.
There can be no balance with this kind of orthodox science
without participating in an intelligent discussion regarding the
departure from built-in biases in orthodoxy, such as national
and well-publicized moratoriums on things like free energy and
FTL propulsion technology.
American
"A man should look for what is, and not for what he thinks
should be."
- Albert Einstein