We have been taught to trust in science, focusing mainly on things that can be weighed and measured. We are also told to believe in many things that cannot be seen or measured. Gravity is a good example of this. You can go online right now and look up the “Law of Gravity”. The only problem is that the “Theory” of gravity is not a law. Nonetheless, most of us believe it is and accept gravity as if it is a law. Much of modern science is geared to be theory-accepting, hyper-materialistic, and what I call a “death-based” system. This assertion is easily observed in our medical system. Hospitals are now listed as one of the top three leading causes of death in this country, and everybody knows what happened in 2020. Getting back to the issue of theory driven systems, it should be obvious that there is a critical difference between a theory and a law. In a world where physics no longer cares about physical reality, medicine no longer seeks to cure disease and the use of theories and scientism is at an all-time high. I created some personal rules to help me think about things, as search engines still try to convince me gravity is a law. (Read more…)