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The Faustian Face of Modern Science

The Faustian Face of Modern Science: Understanding the Epistemological Foundations of Scientific Totalitarianism

liberty 1763Phillip D. Collins | 2009-06-11 - Scientific totalitarianism is certainly not a new topic in the halls of political science and history. Given its bloody legacy of democide (i.e., state-sanctioned genocide, mass murder, and politicide) and its prolific spread throughout the world, scientific totalitarianism remains a preoccupying sociopolitical phenomenon of the 20th century. Yet, few researchers have examined the epistemological foundations of scientific totalitarianism. In turn, an understanding of scientific totalitarianism’s epistemological roots elucidates an occult conception of science, which edified the sundry Weltanschauungs of sociopolitical Utopians (e.g., socialists of either the communist or fascist ilk). In light of this core epistemological commonality, all forms of sociopolitical Utopianism could be considered the manifestations of a trans-historical occult counterculture movement.

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2 Responses to “The Faustian Face of Modern Science”

  1. Peter Carminati Says:

    Statin drugs to “lower cholesterol.” I refuse to take anything that is a statin. One of the faults with that is the synapses in the brain begin to weaken and separate. Then the mainstream pill pusher (aka doctor) diagnoses the patient with Alzheimer’s Disease and pushes said patient into a nursing home.

    If the patient is permanently taken off the statins, the synapses will, in time, reconnect. But Faustian science collaborating with the New World Order want you dead by then. This is ongoing democide and the theft of your estate. You have no rights under the Constitution, as that venerable document is simply ignored.

    Rodney Dangerfield had it right a long time ago with his famous remark:
    “I don’t get no respect.” He could see the future back then, but I don’t
    think he could predict what is happening now, as it is far worse than his then senses could detect.

  2. MichaellaS Says:

    tks for the effort you put in here I appreciate it!

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