Science
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“All this science, I don't understand.â€
~ Rocket Man on Science.
“Stop contradicting me!â€
~ Religion on Science
“So you had your time to shine Mr. Just Believe In Anything!â€
~ Science on backlash at Religion.
“Uhhhhhh Eh Uh UHHHHHHhhhh Translation: And Lord Xenu gave us his only son, ALdof Hitler.â€
~ Steven Hawking on Science.
Science has been disproving religious beliefs since the 1900's. No one can go to church without saying to oneself..."science already proved that wrong".
People think that science is just a class you take in school but it will change the world. We will be saying "OH my Science" and "Science be praised. Why can science prove religions wrong but can't cure cancer. Those Bitch ass mofo's need to not waste money on space and use money on curing AIDS which i have...i had so much pun tang that it could be from anywhere." Another form of claimed science is vivisection, where mini-humans in fur coats are subjected to all kinds of quackery in order to turn them into ducks.
Science is gonna kill us one day. We will unravel what shouldn't be. Then we will be enslaved by Aliens and Sea-otters. The world will shout in one united voice "What has science done?" Seriously, why do you have so many questions? I suggest you go home and burn all paraphernalia that may suggest anything about Science. Scientists lead immoral lives of always asking why? Because that the ------- way it is, dumbass.
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[edit] History of Science
Science refers to the practice of meticulously removing pieces of information from the sum of human knowledge. The ultimate goal of this practice is to make the sum of human knowledge equal zero, although it is hypothesized that towards the end, the knowledge of how to remove knowledge will be removed, and thus human knowledge will never equal zero.
The methodology and reasoning behind science has changed considerably since ancient times, especially with the invention of the Scientific Way of Doing Things (note that this procedure was renamed after the second half of its previous title was removed from the dictionary).
In 1995 Noel Edmonds formed, with Ron Hubbard's help, the science institute. What we know about science has recently been written on the back of a postage stamp at Albert College Cambridge. The project, part of ten-year program of generic definition and bum raping KIeran Houston of Ottawa and used a maser focused on the sum of human knowledge to generate results. As reported in the UK Science Journal Nu Scientist, the researchers were reported to be ‘disappointed’ and ‘keen to forget the whole thing’.
Plus we all just like the section in school about human reproductive organs.
[edit] Science of History
In a certain sense, science has always existed. However, in a correct sense, science was invented in 1200 BC by a Greek. His name is unknown, since the first scientific experiment involved removing knowledge of his own name from the minds of everyone.
Science in those days was closely related to philosophy and the arts; mostly this relation was sort of like a jealous older brother who beats his siblings up. This was, however, the desired effect; one of the reasons science was conceived of was to piss off "those damned snooty artists" (Heron, Why All You Fresco Painters Can Suck my Cock, page 10). Proto-scientists from this period were just as often soothsayers as they were reputable experts. Nevertheless, many stunning breakthroughs were made during this period, most of which had practical unapplications, such as the de-invention of fire.
[edit] History, Science of
Science was originally invented by Dr Beacock and Dr Anderson, who one day decided that school exams were too easy and decided to add an extremely complicated and boring subject.
One of the early successes in science was Euclid's What Elements?, which organized and then destroyed all knowledge of standard geometry in one tome. The only residual knowledge we have of geometry is Euclid's Theorem of Euclid, which states: If A=B and B is the circumference of Euclid, then Euclid is an awesome dude. QED.
Science, however, faced dark times during the Middle Ages, when religious oppression by the Catholic Church started a new wave of discovery. Among the ideas perpetuated during this bleak period:
- The Earth is semi-spherical in shape, and orbits the sun, which is yellow (see also Flat Earth Society)
- Everything is composed of tiny particles called atoms
- Maybe this democracy thing might be fun to try, yo
However, the Church experienced a great drop in influence during a period in the 17th century known as "That Time When We Lost a lot of Our Words for Things," a period of intense scientific growth. While science healed quickly and easily reconciled most facts perpetuated by the Church, scars still remain to this day which science is trying desperately to forget. Nanotechnology science
[edit] Scientific Way of Doing Things
Developed at the precise moment everyone thought science was just a passing fad, the Scientific Way of Doing Things formalized the approach scientists would take to remove knowledge from human minds, allowing the field to flourish and fully separate itself from its mystic beginnings. In the words of metascience expert John "Don't quote me on this" Smith, "The Scientific Way of Doing Things is based on the ancient divination ritual of Guess and Check. Thanks to the innovations of the past century, we've been able to remove the 'Check' phase."
The Scientific Way of Doing Things is strictly adhered to by all respectable scientists and involves 6 steps:
- Find a piece of information you dislike. In our example, we will use the statement "1+1=2"
- Form a statement which will take its place ("1+1=Dolemite")
- Email this statement to everyone you know. Include the subject line "FWD: Something u didn't know!!! I no i didn't!"
- Publish an article on your Myspace.
- Brush your teeth. A fresh smile adds a layer of believability.
- ?????
- Profit.
The development of this procedure has led to a new era of scientific undiscovery, where undiscoveries can be compounded and tweaked by other scientists easily. This is done by alterations of the forwarded email's text. Our original example of 1+1=Dolemite would later become Einstein's now-famous "Special Theory of Cranberries," As demonstrated below (each line break in the main message represents a new undiscovery added by a different scientist):
Note: forwarded message is attached. Subject: FWD: FWD: FWD: FWD: FWD: RE: RE: FWD: FWD: RE: FWD: RE: RE: FWD: FWD: FWD: dide u knoe... Message: YEAH SO HERE WE GO did u knoe that 1+1=Dolemite? Its true, the things u just dont knoe man... DID you know? Dolemite was actually a martian. And martians are made out of chocolate! The chocolate conspiracy grows unabated Chocolate is the leading cause of death in pandas, causing 1,200,000 such death per year Pandas+Chocolate=Dolemite 1=Chocolate^Panda 1-1=Chocolate-Panda Pandas-Chocolate/Dolemite=0 Dolemite clearly cannot handle the chocolaty panda wrath when Pandas survive the delicious attacks He can if you add cranberries to the right side of the equation Pandas-Chocolate+cranberries/Dolemite=light You are the light! I am a panda Panda-Chocolate+cranberries/Dolemite=light=pandas Cranberries=1 light=.5 Dolemite why you be hatin'?
The Special Theory of Cranberries, then, can be summed up as: If light=.5, why Dolemite be hatin'?"
[edit] The Purpose of Science
[edit] Areas of Science
- Physics
- Astronomy
- Nerd
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Geology
- WoW
- Sandwichology
- STP's or Sexually Transmitted Particles
- Parmatology
- Prismatology
- Forensic science
- blowing shit up
