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Translations of tweets from @fuwacina. For an archive of other Vocaloid-related Twitters I no longer keep up with, go here.
November 12th, 2022
For instance, if it turned out there weren't actually event horizons or the Big Bang, it'd be kinda sad, but if there's a more precise truth to be derived from more accurate data, of course I have a strong desire to know it.
And yet despite enduring such pains, at times even having to stake their lives to make their case, scientists have continued to update and refine our scientific knowledge... Their efforts really are amazing.
I'm no scholar or anything, just a person with an interest in this stuff, but sometimes ways of thinking that reach the mainstream become something akin to belief, so I understand why people treat new theories refuting them with not just skepticism, but outright rejection. It was kinda sad when Pluto lost planet status, right? It's like that.
Come to think of it, what happened with that theory that event horizons aren't a thing?
Regarding the theory based on James Webb observations that there was no Big Bang, I can't help but feel it's more realistic to adjust our estimations of various other phenomena that accompany the Big Bang to make things line up rather than the Big Bang itself, but what do I know.