Re: Big Bang: How widely accepted?
Carl J Lydick (carl@SOL1.GPS.CALTECH.EDU)
7 Sep 1995 04:08:53 GMT
In article <DEHvIB.KvE@crash.cts.com>, roosen@crash.cts.com (Robert Roosen) writes:
= When I was being trained in National Security work, one of the
=things the instructor stressed is that the easiest way to take control
=of a population is to teach them a philosphy, religion and cosmology
=that makes them feel worthless. Then it becomes a trivial matter to
=dominate them.
= The promotion of the Big Bang as anything more than the opinion of
=a bunch of warmongering physicists is such an effort.
Ah, gee. Roosen's so dependent on his religion that unless he's got some big
daddy in the sky who created him specially, he feels worthless. As stupid as
he continually demonstrates himself to be, that's understandable.
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