Résultats pour le hashtag #science
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Dennis Tate posted a new activity comment posté il y a 2 mois
En réponse à : John Halonen posted an update Justin Trudeau campaign draws 150,000 supporters to Liberal party. And I am one of them. We need Trudeau as much as he needs us. We must rid ourselves of the Conservatives under […] AfficherValid concerns Peter Haley and I would love to get your opinion on a theory that I put forward on the #Science forum regarding the Stanley Meyer hydrogen fuel dune buggy? I may be wrong but I can’t help but suspect that by proving to be an even better ally in assisting Israel to attain peace with Jordan….we might just give the Prime Minster of…[En afficher davantage]
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Dennis Tate posted an update posté il y a 8 mois
#science Stanley Meyer hydrogen fuel dune buggy!
The PESWiki.com article on this device gives a logical explanation as to why and how Mr. Meyer’s claims may actually have been valid.
From what I have read about his invention it seems that he initiated a court case to draw attention to his technology. He marketed it as a perpetual motion…[En afficher davantage]
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The Stanley Meyer dune buggy burned oxygen and hydrogen as fuel. The exhaust was water. The amazing thing was that apparently his dune buggy had a device that would separate the water exhaust back into oxygen and hydrogen to become fuel again and again and again.
A significant number of experts looked at his device and no serious claim of…[En afficher davantage]
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He was found guilty of fraud. Even if you disagree with the verdict, that must stll be accepted as evidence that a serious claim of fraud has been put forward.
As part of that case, three expert witnesses examined his fuel cell and found nothing revolutionary about it.
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John, I truly am impressed to see an obviously well informed comment on this topic but from what I have read there are many genuine experts in this field who would vehemently disagree with those experts who testified against Mr. Stanley Meyer.
I am certainly no expert but I have a suspicion that the reason as to why the Stanley Meyer fuel cell…[En afficher davantage]
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When you refer to “genuine experts in this field” what field are you referring to? I would say physicists and engineers are the experts most qualified to comment on the Stanley Meyer fuel cell.
Mr Emoto is a homeopath, and does not have a degree in science. He does not appear to be an expert in much more than baloney. His research did not…[En afficher davantage]-
John, here is the link into the first article that I read on the Stanley Meyer device:
.theorionproject.org/en/hydroxy.html
I followed the research back through several links and actually read the Peswiki.com article on the subject which certainly impressed me as being written by somebody who had excellent qualifications in the related…[En afficher davantage]
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The question is not how it works, but if it works. A vague “Genuine experts in the field would disagree” is not evidence. Who are these experts, what are their qualifications, and most importantly, where can I get a copy of their work which spcifically states that they agree with Stanley Meyer and why?
There is nothing in the wikipedia link…[En afficher davantage]-
Good questions John! I have personally invested a great deal of time going through the various links on The Orion Project and I can honestly state that not even one paragraph was in any way a waste of my time!
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By the way John, thank you for bringing it to my attention on the other forum that Dr. Joel Wallach was a naturopath rather than a medical doctor!
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For the record I personally strongly suspect that Israel has the working prototype of the Stanley Meyer hydrogen fuel dune buggy but they are not free to put it on the market due to the upheaval it would cause in what still exists of the USA automobile industry! If our nation Canada were to become a even more reliable ally to Israel even than the…[En afficher davantage]
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What evidence do you have that Israel has it, or is this just another anti-Jewish conspiracy theory? Since its existence would contradict the first and second laws of thermodynamics, it is a pretty good bet that nobody has a working prototype.
If such a vehicle were to exist, it is not the automobile industry that would be affected, since…[En afficher davantage]-
No proof John, but I cared enough about the subject to read a lot of articles regarding this and this would be the guess that I would make at this time. Israelis are in a totally different position than we Canadians are. They are a lot more nervous than us because they are worried that one of those rockets…..or suicide bombers….or something…[En afficher davantage]
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In a nutshell, Israeli political leaders are simply too intelligent to allow the Stanley Meyer technology to just simply disappear…..if it was in fact doing what Mr. Meyer claimed it was doing????!!!!
Once Mr. Meyer went public in the USA….and the USA rejected the technology on a technicality that showed that most American judges have little…[En afficher davantage]
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The ”technicality” was that it did not work and cannot work under the laws of physics. Mr. Mayer was convicted of fraud. American judges relied on experts who understood the laws of thermodynamics and knew how to test the machine to verify whether it worked as claimed.
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The supposed experts were obviously ignorant of The Anthropic Principle and String Theory! The supposed experts would probably have no idea what to make of the Dr. Masaru Emoto research!!! I don’t know exactly what Dr. Emoto proved either but one possibility is that water taps into energy from quantum vacuum, which Dr. Stephen Hawking certainly…[En afficher davantage]
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I am sure they knew exactly what to make of Masaru Emoto’s research. It is baloney, just like all other homeopathy.
Mentioning Stephen Hawking’s name or a couple of physics theories does not provide any proof of pseudoscience.-
The Dr. Emoto research fits perfectly with the Hans Jenny Cymatics studies:
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Here is how this could potentially fit with our Liberal Leadership contest:
https://www.facebook.com/events/408848322534135/?ref=3
Martha Visits Antigonish, NS
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This message posted to an Islamic group February 27, 2012, (that has since then been hidden or deleted), has the potential to utterly transform the relationship between the Islamic…[En afficher davantage]-
I posted this yesterday:…..Martha, I would absolutely LOVE to see you organize a TV debate on this alternative method of tackling climate change with my M. P. Mr. Peter Mackay!
Although I have been a member of the Liberal party since 2009 I voted for Mr. Mackay in 2011 for many reasons. One of them is because I was at a meeting at the Indian…[En afficher davantage]
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Basically, this means that if the Canadian – Israeli alliance were sufficiently strengthened that Israel felt free to release the Stanley Meyer hydrogen fuel engine technology then within one month there could well be almost no need for most developed nations to bother discussing a carbon tax because the Stanley Meyer technology….if it indeed…[En afficher davantage]
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I have four words for Mr. Justin Trudeau and Ms. Martha Hall Findlay:
“Jordan – Canada – Nunavut – Israel.”Not necessarily in that order??!!
Are the Palestinians the Jews NOT expelled from Judaea after Bar Kochba…[En afficher davantage]
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If Israel actually had technology that could overnight remove the major revenue source of many of their Arab neighbors, what could they possibly gain from keeping it secret?
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Exactly why I suspect that Israel might love to put this technology out there….if in fact they have it….and….if their reliance on the USA was not so overwhelming????!!!!
P. M. Stephen Harper in 2011 took the relationship between Canada and Israel up to a new level….so the stage is certainly at least partly set up to go at least one step further??!!
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How would the creation of trillions of Nunavut (or Quebec or Nova Scotia) dollars be any different from the creation of trillions of Zimbabwe dollars, or the creation of trillions of German Marks in the 1920s? As soon as you print it it would be worthless. You can’t print wealth.
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Good point John! But paper wealth is backed up to an enormous extent by psychology as well as by the productive capability of the people who join together to use that currency unit. Have you read what happened in the city of Worgl, Austria after they printed up their own currency during the era of the Great Depression?
……”One of the…[En afficher davantage]
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I am not sure how the creation of 40000 Schillings, fully backed by a deposit of 40000 Austrian schillings compares with the creation of trillions of Nunavut dollars, which could not be backed up by trillions of dollars because no government in Canada has that kind of money at its disposal.
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John, you start off with merely millions and deal with subjects that a high percentage of people are interested in….such as perhaps low cost relatively natural ways to prevent cancer.
http://www.naturalnews.com/027088_cancer_laetrile_cure.html
“Apricot Seeds Kill Cancer Cells without Side Effects”
A series of documentary, reality and…[En afficher davantage]
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Awesome article Robert!
…..”Cannabinoids have been found to have antioxidant properties, unrelated to NMDA receptor antagonism. This new found property makes cannabinoids useful in the treatment and prophylaxis of wide variety of oxidation associated diseases, such as ischemic, age-related, inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. The…[En afficher davantage]
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John Langenecker posted an update posté il y a 2 mois 3 semaines
#science Something that I always view as anti-competitive behavior.
Why do we allow the sale of locked cell phones and contracts that last for more than one year?
If a person buys a phone, it should be very clear how much you are paying. It should be detailed billing.
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Zachary Mullin posted an update posté il y a 3 mois 1 semaine
#science I wish this thread was more popular.
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Marc Garneau posted an update posté il y a 1 année 8 mois
Hello everyone. I am looking forward to participating in the discussion here. I posted this blog entry on my web-site recently looking at the Conservative government’s attitude towards science: http://marcgarneau.liberal.ca/en/blog/where-does-science-fit-in-with-this-governments-policy-making/.
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I’ve just moved to your riding for school (McGill), and I was happy to find out that coming from Kingston and the Islands I’ll still have a Liberal MP! And another MP who is interested in science and evidence-based policy, Well done!
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thank you sam
Yes you’re right. we’re lucky to have Ted Tsu in our team. He adds great credibility to the party in many areas including Science.
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The problem is that their attitude is consistent and they dont get punish for it. We can say it everywhere but they wont move until they can loose something.
We have to use the creative content people to carry the message for us. For example, Michael Moore in the US with his movies did a lot more to expose Bush’s team behavior then any…[En afficher davantage]-
Thank you sylvain
It is sometimes challenging to counter ideological positions but the Liberal Party would prefer to base its policy on facts and scientific evidence. Having said that, it is true that effective communications are important, something we need to improve in our Party
marc
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I very much agree with what you have to say, but my fears are:
1) We fail to instill critical thinking skills in our children and youth, leading to generations who think the answers to complex problems can be found in simple slogans
2) People say they want to be treated like adults and given information and reasonable practical solutions, yet…[En afficher davantage]
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1) you’re right. what’s that expression? If the answer to a complex problem is simple, it’s usually wrong. Critical thinking is essential and that depends on the quality of our education system. Our future success depends on how much we focus on providing a high quality education to as many Canadians as possible.
2) Again you’re right. I am…[En afficher davantage]-
Dr. James Hansen has astonished me with his objectivity regarding all aspects of climate change. In several of his articles on Global Dimming he stressed that if we were to embark on a plan to combat climate change in such a way that we rapidly decreased the factors that contribute to Global Dimming, at the same time that we did not actually…[En afficher davantage]
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I can’t say that I completely understand all implications of this graph regarding the melting that is happening in Greenland this year but it seems that we may be in more danger along the coast than we had thought previously!
http://www.meltfactor.org/blog/?p=783
Along my side of Nova Scotia there is only about a one meter (3 feet) difference…[En afficher davantage]
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I talk to a lot of young people and of course a certain number of every generation are what many refer to as sheeple. However out side of that the younger generation seem to be much deeper thinkers than most of us give them credit of being. My thinking is If any generation is guilty of being swayed too easily by what you are describing its the…[En afficher davantage]
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It was a pleasure to read your post! At the end of the day, I personally feel that science scares Conservatives. Simply collecting data about the nation’s households may show precipitous policy failures associated with specific government actions. So… you present an extremely potent argument. But, how do we make the “truth”…[En afficher davantage]
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You put your finger on our challenge: for scientific evidence to resonate with people, it must not only be clearly explained, it must resonate with them either because they can see how it touches them personally and directly or else it hits them right between the eyes (like that iceberg). We need to get much better at reaching our audience.
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The majority of Canadians can’t quite understand how our initiating a carbon tax will greatly affect the hockey stick shaped graph in Mr. Gore’s film An Inconvenient Truth, but all Canadians can understand that the Bay of Fundy has a funnelling effect on tidal waters which will put the 143,000 acres that have been reclaimed by dikes in a great…[En afficher davantage]
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One more thought…if an evidence-based approach is to be used, we need to have the courage to change our minds when the evidence suggests that is the best course of action. Look at the CCSVI issue…the evidence is mounting that the link to MS is not valid and that the “treatment” risks are not as minimal as people like to imagine. Will the…[En afficher davantage]
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I will never knowingly allow politics to trump science and YES, if I’m wrong on something, I will say so as soon as I realize it.
on the issue of CCSVI, my colleague Kirsty Duncan can better respond to your comment. My understanding is that there are two questions at play;
1. whether constricted flow is the cause of MS: and
2. whether opening up…[En afficher davantage]-
That sums it up. Re:#1, the bulk of evidence is starting to point to the ”no link” corner. For #2, there are many ”n of 1” tales of symptomatic relief (not disease progression per se), but also a growing number of stories of complications from the procedure. Politically charged issue of a terrible disease in a young and motivated population.
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Good feedback Tania.
Marc
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Hi Marc,
As a PhD candidate at McGill science is essential to me. Given any indication the Liberals were the party of science last election, I would have volunteered or donated money. However, there were *no* solid funding commitments except for the brain-research funds (I will explain why targeted funding is bad policy in another post if anyone…[En afficher davantage]-
Sean
I recommend you look at the public funding by the Liberal party of University research, the granting Councils, CFI, CRC, NRCC, Genome Canada and so on since the mid-90s when we were the government. You will see that we clearly recognize the importance of research
you should also know the Conservatives made $148M in cuts to the granting…[En afficher davantage]-
Glad to be heard and thank you for the words of encouragement.
I recognize the CPC made cuts, but they did put some of that money back and continue to do so. I guess we’ll see if and how much the funding agencies are hit by the ‘strategic operations review’. I also appreciate that we have no minister of Science in this country and have not…[En afficher davantage]
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Thank you Sean. Your involvement is very much appreciated.
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Hello Marc….over the last year or so I have been researching information about a facility located in Alaska called HARRP Although much of what I have learned seems to be pretty unbelievable. Some of the comments I have heard from people who were at on time involved in the project is a little startling.
I’m wondering if you of some of the other…[En afficher davantage]
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Oh my Robert…. Do you really think Marc Garneau, a Liberal MP in Canada, would know about HARRP?
If he did know something about it, it would be the official U.S. version. That it is a weather station.
For Marc to believe otherwise, would make him a conspiracy theorist. The U.S. Govt does not control the whether.
As for reading stuff online,…[En afficher davantage]
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Hey Scott
Yes there is lots of garbage to be found online, However it is the only place where one can find news and information that the mainstream media no longer has a mandate to report. Such as anything that isn’t in their corporate owners best interest. In Canada all of our news comes from only to two sources. Well three if you include…[En afficher davantage]
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Yes Scott
It takes judgement and research to know what online material is credible.
Marc
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Hello Robert
HAARP is ultimately focused on improving radio communications for military and other purposes. Sun-induced ionospheric activity affects long range HF communications. The study of the effect of the ionospere on communications as you know was the initial impetus for Canada’s space program with the launch of our first satellite,…[En afficher davantage]
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The Conservative Party generally has always viewed science with, at best, suspicion, dismissing evidence that does not support their views and actively suppressing science produced by government scientists, particularly on the environment. I note in today’s National Post a column by Michael den Tandt commenting on the Winnipeg event. It…[En afficher davantage]
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At first I’ve got excited that at least one of the leadership candidates decided to post here and got involved in the discussion – until I reliased that Marc Garneau’s original post was almost year and half old and his last post in this tread was half a year old.
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In Marc’s defense, I think the HAARP conspiracy theorists may have played a role in turning him off the forum (see above). Maybe if some members ask him some more sensible questions he will consider re-engaging.
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Marc,
I hope that you are still checking comments on this site from time to time as I have what I feel is a rather important question for you and all the leadership candidates. Please no platitudes in response:
When you refer to evidence based policy, what does this specifically mean to you?
I ask this since my experience with the…[En afficher davantage]
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Gordon Neish posted an update posté il y a 1 année 7 mois
#agriculture #health #science Recently the media have been giving a lot of attention to the American cardiologist William Davis who is advocating the elimination of wheat from our diet in his recently released book “Wheat Belly: Lose the Wheat, Lose the Weight, and Find Your Path Back to Health.” To put this in perspective wheat is the third…[En afficher davantage]
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Corn takes much the same abuse, some people can’t eat them. Don’t eat them end of problem.
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I am on that diet! Meat and fresh leafy veggies. Some fruit. I also eat Ezikiel 4:9 bread as a slice of toast in the morning. I on occasion also eat rice and other food just to diversify my diet! Will see what happens down the road. Don’t eat consistently just one kind of diet.
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Hi Gordon. The problem with wheat may turn out to be that we are not putting a sufficient number of trace minerals into the soil on land where wheat is grown or perhaps into the wheat itself??? A Dr. Joel Wallach has presented a powerful case that we have known how to significantly reduce the incidence of cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes…[En afficher davantage]
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Carolyn A White-Weatherson posted an update posté il y a 1 année 2 mois
#renewal #agriculture #aboriginal #copyright #environment #languesofficielles #health #internationaltrade #multicultural #royal #science #scitech #tourism #VET
Here is a link to John Lennon’s song, Gimme Some Truth: http://youtu.be/aDDJeM5R4PM Knowing Harper enjoys the Beatles, Liberal MP extraordinaire Judy Sgro quoted this Lennon song…[En afficher davantage] -
Zachary Mullin posted an update posté il y a 1 année 4 mois
#science Could we join japan in robotic missions? My love of science has been sparked by Carl Sagan as a child, and I feel as we fall into more political infighting maybe some fresh new pictures of earth as a pale blue dot may bring us back to the fragility of our existence and silliness of our differences. So few young Canadians I speak to…[En afficher davantage]
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I share you enthusiasm of space exploration and I too was influenced by the late Carl Sagan. I would say we need to team up with many nations for space exploration as no single nation can do so on its own anymore. We need a consortium of nations to fund exploration.
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John H posted an update posté il y a 1 année 4 mois
#science #membership %renewal What is the LPC doing to engage members of the technical, scientific, and healthcare fields as members and in the renewal agenda?
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Brent Kelso posted an update posté il y a 1 année 6 mois
#policy #science #youth #FedDevOntario #regionaldevelopment #economy I brought this issue up during the last federal election regarding the Conservative Party’s status on supporting and playing a role in developing the new economy. FedDev Ontario, the Southern Ontario Development Agency, has a program, called Youth STEM, to encourage youth to…[En afficher davantage]
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Tania Mysak posted a new activity comment posté il y a 1 année 7 mois
En réponse à : Tania Mysak posted an update #website #policy. Here’s a random idea for consideration…once we set our policies, we should post them on this site (referenced of course) and widely share them with Canadians. Our […] AfficherHi Andre – thanks for the response. I have been to that page and commented on the few policies I have opinions on. However, I hope it is recognized that my idea goes beyond that website and takes it to the “next level”. I think it’s great we have that opportunity to voice our opinions on the policies, although I wonder how many Canadians at…[En afficher davantage]
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