HexHammer wrote:Yearh, that's why we ended up with concepts such as "spontanious genesis", the Earth is the center of the universe,
As it happens, Mr Hammer, these are scientific hypotheses that have subsequently been shown to be untrue. The way science has progressed historically is that people see things happen, they try to explain it, logically and more recently mathematically, then they try to devise experiments that would produce a particular phenomenon if the hypothetical explanation is a good one. Note that the explanation doesn't have to be 'true', it just has to work. For practical purposes, a model that doesn't have a mathematical element is useless, because without being able to measure an effect, we have no real control of it. However, the mathematical analysis frequently comes after the discovery of the event.
HexHammer wrote:inqusition,
Religious bigotry, based on, at best, poor logic.
HexHammer wrote:segregation as colored people were 2nd citizen,
Racist nonsense that logical analysis easily dismantles.
HexHammer wrote:women under men ..etc.
Sexist bollocks, just as easily trashed by logic.
HexHammer wrote:EVERYTHING was very logically!
There's good logic and bad logic, Mr Hammer; just as there is good science and bad science; it is the practitioners which are at fault, not the practise.