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The Einstein-Bohr example is used to argue that new science can initially look unclear, illogical, or wrong, yet triumph through conviction and faith.
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The Einstein-Bohr example is used to argue that new science can initially look unclear, illogical, or wrong, yet triumph through conviction and faith.
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"...argument with scientists who were arguing for quantum mechanics, specifically Niels Bohr, okay?"
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"...and was very sound, okay? And you will find that Niels Bohr was unclear, illogical, and very sloppy with his science. But Einstein was..."
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"...quantum mechanics. Okay. So in science class, you're taught the Neil Bohr model of the atom, okay?"
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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