| 24-05-2024 19:58 |
Im a BM★★★★☆
(1270) |
IBdaMann debunked
This thread by IBdaMann is NOT an accurate definition of "biogeochemistry".
More recent controversy is about the term "paleobiogeochemistry".
"...there is no such thing as paleobiogeochemistry." - IBdaMann
Another fake science term exposed as a fraud.
As this thread reveals, IBdaMann is an expert at digging up the dirt on fake science term frauds.
In THIS thread, the meaningless buzzword "biogeochemistry" is exposed for what it is.
"..a religious movement based on a personality."
Maybe a similar investigation can dig up the roots of this non-science "paleobiogeochemistry" hoax.
If there is anyone who knows the Gospel Truth about which terms in science have an acceptable unambiguous definition, versus those fake terms being thrown around which are just meaningless buzzwords...
A new thread could be called "Debunking paleobiogeochemistry"
Or that investigation could be piggybacked on to the investigation already revealed in THIS thread.
It seems quite plausible that "paleobiogeochemistry" grew out of the same "religious movement based on a personality" that is the true definition of "biogeochemistry".
Maybe as the fake Russian scientist got much older, he started thinking in terms of "paleo.." Geezer fake science.
Anyway, we already know that the Gospel Truth is that:
"There is no such thing as paleobiogeochemistry.", because IBdaMann says so.
That is obviously proof enough, but "skeptics" might not be convinced without something they naively refer to as "evidence".
"There is no such thing as biogeochemistry." - IBdaMann
"There is no such thing as biogeochemistry." - Into the Night
REALITY CHECK: Actually, there IS such a thing as biogeochemistry.
So easily confirmed by the simplest search. A dictionary, for example.
But if one REFUSES TO BELIEVE that there is such a thing as biogeochemistry, an extensive enough search might reveal corroborating evidence for their faith.
A TRUE SCIENTIFIC GENIUS has already done the investigation to actually "debunk" biogeochemistry.
see below
"Paleobiogeochemistry" is probably part of the same conspiracy.
IBdaMann wrote:
I have added Biogeochemistry and QAnon to the Debunking Signature. If you are already registered for the Debunking Signature at Politiplex, you will be receiving these at no additional charge.
Biogeochemistry is a religious movement based on a personality, i.e. the failed Russian chemist Vladimir Vernadsky, whose last-ditch effort for recognition spawned a bizarre metaphysical earth movement. As with most religious movements, the worshipers point to Vernadsky's having been a chemist as legitimizing the religion as science. Since Vernadsky focused on crystals and minerals, the movement's followers invented the term "geochemistry" as the branch of science under which they claim their faith should be categorized. Fast forward to modern-day, the movement felt it necessary to add the "bio" prefix, i.e. "biogeochemistry", in order to better poach members from other Church of Green, Church of Global Warming and Church of Climate Change denominations, as well as to more effectively convert fellow Marxists who might be sitting on the fence before they get snapped up by some other church.
Vladimir Vernadsky made no contributions to science, which is why you have never studied any of his work. Vernadsky tried his hand at producing some falsifiable models, but they were quickly falsified by more proficient and more knowledgeable scientists. However, as is the case in the world of academics, Vernadsky's "research" was nonetheless sufficient to earn him several academic positions that did not require any sort of accomplishments. He was appointed head of the Museum of Mineralogy and Geology in St. Petersburg and later he was made the head of the University of Simferopol in Kiev. Good for him.
Ergo, the Biogeochemistry faith (capitalized because it is the name of a religion) is not based on any science. It is based on the metaphysics of the Noosphere (capitalized because it is the name of the sacred deity). In this faith, the Noosphere is the deity and the global climate is just one of its appendages, i.e. a thing.
The Noosphere is the planetary sphere of the mind, or the thinking layer of planet Earth. To grasp the idea of the Noosphere we must elevate our consciousness and open ourselves to the most general, elemental and cosmic principles of life on Earth.[Book Cover]
As the mental sheathe of the planet, the Noosphere characterizes mind and consciousness as a unitary phenomenon. This means that the quality and nature of our individual and collective thoughts directly affects the Noosphere and creates the quality of our environment—the biosphere.
As the Earth's "mental sheathe," the Noosphere represents the breakthrough to a new consciousness, a new time and a new reality arising from the biospheric crisis. This is known as the Biosphere-Noosphere evolution.
Just as the biosphere is the unity of all of life and its support system, the Noosphere is the unity of all mind and its thinking layers. In this way the Noosphere can be understood as the sum of the mental interactions of all life. Within the Noosphere exists the evolutionary control panels, known as the psi bank, the storage and retrieval system for all the mental programs.
As the next stage of evolution of the terrestrial biosphere, the Noosphere signifies the advent of a qualitative/dimensional shift - the passage from one state to another. This is the main investigative topic of the Noosphere II project.
This perspective of the Noosphere, as an evolutionary event, has been scientifically anticipated by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, the noted French paleontologist, as well as his colleague (with whom he jointly coined the word noosphere in 1926), Russian geochemist, Vladimir Vernadsky (see The Theory and History of the Noosphere).
"The historic process is changing dramatically before our eyes ... Mankind taken as a whole is becoming a powerful geological force. Humanity's mind and work face the problem of reconstructing the biosphere in the interests of freely thinking mankind as a single entity. This new state of the world we are approaching without noticing it is the 'Noosphere.'"
- V.I. Vernadsky
If you'd like to learn more, I recommend you read the Manifesto for the Noosphere: The Next Stage in the Evolution of Human Consciousness by José Argüelles, available on Amazon for only $14.95, or available to read free of charge HERE on Politiplex.
I recommend everyone read the Manifesto of the Noosphere because it is short, it should only take someone about five minutes to read, and duncan should only need about twelve minutes.
BS "debunking" of biogeochemistry with absurd conspiracy theory.
Responding directly to the thread author's topic post is NOT spamming. |
| 24-05-2024 22:48 |
Into the Night ★★★★★
(22614) |
Im a BM wrote:
IBdaMann debunked
This thread by IBdaMann is NOT an accurate definition of "biogeochemistry".
More recent controversy is about the term "paleobiogeochemistry".
You have not debunked anything. Assumption of victory fallacy.
There is no such thing as 'biogeochemistry' or 'paleobiogeochemistry'.
Your religion is not science.
The Parrot Killer
Debunked in my sig. - tmiddles
Google keeps track of paranoid talk and i'm not on their list. I've been evaluated and certified. - keepit
nuclear powered ships do not require nuclear fuel. - Swan
While it is true that fossils do not burn it is also true that fossil fuels burn very well - Swan |
| 17-10-2024 03:19 |
Im a BM★★★★☆
(1270) |
Do I even EXIST?
Coming to grips with the depths of my delusions...
For decades, I believed that I was a PhD biogeochemist.
My delusion was of a profession that doesn't even exist.
For decades, I believed that I had many colleagues who were also biogeochemists. I think they were real people, but how can I be sure?
My delusion was so intricately detailed, I believed I had published a paper in a journal called BIOGEOCHEMISTRY.
I believed that I had published it in 1998. Biogeochemistry volume 42, pages 189-220.
According to my delusion, 475 peer-reviewed scientific papers had CITED this paper that I believed I had authored.
But there is NO SUCH THING as biogeochemistry.
I have to face reality and keep remembering that.
As I learned from the post below, the only thing that might accurately be labeled "biogeochemistry" is really just some kind of WACKY religion.
This is an existential crisis for me.
My profession was never real.
My colleagues, if they even really existed, weren't really scientists.
That paper I thought I published... That degree I thought I had earned...
Those scientific conferences where I believed I was an invited speaker.
Those new papers where I still think I see my own name being cited for some kind of "biogeochemistry" research that couldn't possibly be real.
Who am I? Do I even EXIST?
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeeiwishiknewwhatthe****...
MOMMY! HELP!
IBdaMann wrote:
I have added Biogeochemistry and QAnon to the Debunking Signature. If you are already registered for the Debunking Signature at Politiplex, you will be receiving these at no additional charge.
Biogeochemistry is a religious movement based on a personality, i.e. the failed Russian chemist Vladimir Vernadsky, whose last-ditch effort for recognition spawned a bizarre metaphysical earth movement. As with most religious movements, the worshipers point to Vernadsky's having been a chemist as legitimizing the religion as science. Since Vernadsky focused on crystals and minerals, the movement's followers invented the term "geochemistry" as the branch of science under which they claim their faith should be categorized. Fast forward to modern-day, the movement felt it necessary to add the "bio" prefix, i.e. "biogeochemistry", in order to better poach members from other Church of Green, Church of Global Warming and Church of Climate Change denominations, as well as to more effectively convert fellow Marxists who might be sitting on the fence before they get snapped up by some other church.
Vladimir Vernadsky made no contributions to science, which is why you have never studied any of his work. Vernadsky tried his hand at producing some falsifiable models, but they were quickly falsified by more proficient and more knowledgeable scientists. However, as is the case in the world of academics, Vernadsky's "research" was nonetheless sufficient to earn him several academic positions that did not require any sort of accomplishments. He was appointed head of the Museum of Mineralogy and Geology in St. Petersburg and later he was made the head of the University of Simferopol in Kiev. Good for him.
Ergo, the Biogeochemistry faith (capitalized because it is the name of a religion) is not based on any science. It is based on the metaphysics of the Noosphere (capitalized because it is the name of the sacred deity). In this faith, the Noosphere is the deity and the global climate is just one of its appendages, i.e. a thing.
The Noosphere is the planetary sphere of the mind, or the thinking layer of planet Earth. To grasp the idea of the Noosphere we must elevate our consciousness and open ourselves to the most general, elemental and cosmic principles of life on Earth.[Book Cover]
As the mental sheathe of the planet, the Noosphere characterizes mind and consciousness as a unitary phenomenon. This means that the quality and nature of our individual and collective thoughts directly affects the Noosphere and creates the quality of our environment—the biosphere.
As the Earth's "mental sheathe," the Noosphere represents the breakthrough to a new consciousness, a new time and a new reality arising from the biospheric crisis. This is known as the Biosphere-Noosphere evolution.
Just as the biosphere is the unity of all of life and its support system, the Noosphere is the unity of all mind and its thinking layers. In this way the Noosphere can be understood as the sum of the mental interactions of all life. Within the Noosphere exists the evolutionary control panels, known as the psi bank, the storage and retrieval system for all the mental programs.
As the next stage of evolution of the terrestrial biosphere, the Noosphere signifies the advent of a qualitative/dimensional shift - the passage from one state to another. This is the main investigative topic of the Noosphere II project.
This perspective of the Noosphere, as an evolutionary event, has been scientifically anticipated by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, the noted French paleontologist, as well as his colleague (with whom he jointly coined the word noosphere in 1926), Russian geochemist, Vladimir Vernadsky (see The Theory and History of the Noosphere).
"The historic process is changing dramatically before our eyes ... Mankind taken as a whole is becoming a powerful geological force. Humanity's mind and work face the problem of reconstructing the biosphere in the interests of freely thinking mankind as a single entity. This new state of the world we are approaching without noticing it is the 'Noosphere.'"
- V.I. Vernadsky
If you'd like to learn more, I recommend you read the Manifesto for the Noosphere: The Next Stage in the Evolution of Human Consciousness by José Argüelles, available on Amazon for only $14.95, or available to read free of charge HERE on Politiplex.
I recommend everyone read the Manifesto of the Noosphere because it is short, it should only take someone about five minutes to read, and duncan should only need about twelve minutes. |
| 11-11-2024 22:01 |
Im a BM★★★★☆
(1270) |
Do I even EXIST?
Coming to grips with the depths of my delusions...
For decades, I believed that I was a PhD biogeochemist.
My delusion was of a profession that doesn't even exist.
For decades, I believed that I had many colleagues who were also biogeochemists. I think they were real people, but how can I be sure?
My delusion was so intricately detailed, I believed I had published a paper in a journal called BIOGEOCHEMISTRY.
I believed that I had published it in 1998. Biogeochemistry volume 42, pages 189-220.
According to my delusion, 475 peer-reviewed scientific papers had CITED this paper that I believed I had authored.
But there is NO SUCH THING as biogeochemistry.
I have to face reality and keep remembering that.
As I learned from the post below, the only thing that might accurately be labeled "biogeochemistry" is really just some kind of WACKY religion.
This is an existential crisis for me.
My profession was never real.
My colleagues, if they even really existed, weren't really scientists.
That paper I thought I published... That degree I thought I had earned...
Those scientific conferences where I believed I was an invited speaker.
Those new papers where I still think I see my own name being cited for some kind of "biogeochemistry" research that couldn't possibly be real.
Who am I? Do I even EXIST?
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeeiwishiknewwhatthe****...
MOMMY! HELP!
I have to keep reminding myself that none of this is real.
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
Climate cannot change.
And I HAVE to try to remember that fluoride is NOT a chemical, because that makes any discussion of the meaningless term moot.
LONG LIVE SCIENCE!
Do I even know what "science" IS?
I'm not sure now that I even EXIST.
I'll read below one more time to be sure that I understand what "biogeochemistry" REALLY is, so I'll better remember that none of this is real.
There is no such thing as "biogeochemistry"... At least, not the WACKY religion kind of biogeochemistry that has been at the center of my delusions.
Thank God that IBdaMann knows how to do "truly scientific" research in order to uncover the ugly truth about... BIOGEOCHEMISTRY!
For that, as Parrot Boy said, "Excellent work, sir. And thank you!"
IBdaMann wrote:
I have added Biogeochemistry and QAnon to the Debunking Signature. If you are already registered for the Debunking Signature at Politiplex, you will be receiving these at no additional charge.
Biogeochemistry is a religious movement based on a personality, i.e. the failed Russian chemist Vladimir Vernadsky, whose last-ditch effort for recognition spawned a bizarre metaphysical earth movement. As with most religious movements, the worshipers point to Vernadsky's having been a chemist as legitimizing the religion as science. Since Vernadsky focused on crystals and minerals, the movement's followers invented the term "geochemistry" as the branch of science under which they claim their faith should be categorized. Fast forward to modern-day, the movement felt it necessary to add the "bio" prefix, i.e. "biogeochemistry", in order to better poach members from other Church of Green, Church of Global Warming and Church of Climate Change denominations, as well as to more effectively convert fellow Marxists who might be sitting on the fence before they get snapped up by some other church.
Vladimir Vernadsky made no contributions to science, which is why you have never studied any of his work. Vernadsky tried his hand at producing some falsifiable models, but they were quickly falsified by more proficient and more knowledgeable scientists. However, as is the case in the world of academics, Vernadsky's "research" was nonetheless sufficient to earn him several academic positions that did not require any sort of accomplishments. He was appointed head of the Museum of Mineralogy and Geology in St. Petersburg and later he was made the head of the University of Simferopol in Kiev. Good for him.
Ergo, the Biogeochemistry faith (capitalized because it is the name of a religion) is not based on any science. It is based on the metaphysics of the Noosphere (capitalized because it is the name of the sacred deity). In this faith, the Noosphere is the deity and the global climate is just one of its appendages, i.e. a thing.
[quote]The Noosphere is the planetary sphere of the mind, or the thinking layer of planet Earth. To grasp the idea of the Noosphere we must elevate our consciousness and open ourselves to the most general, elemental and cosmic principles of life on Earth.[Book Cover]
As the mental sheathe of the planet, the Noosphere characterizes mind and consciousness as a unitary phenomenon. This means that the quality and nature of our individual and collective thoughts directly affects the Noosphere and creates the quality of our environment—the biosphere.
As the Earth's "mental sheathe," the Noosphere represents the breakthrough to a new consciousness, a new time and a new reality arising from the biospheric crisis. This is known as the Biosphere-Noosphere evolution.
Just as the biosphere is the unity of all of life and its support system, the Noosphere is the unity of all mind and its thinking layers. In this way the Noosphere can be understood as the sum of the mental interactions of all life. Within the Noosphere exists the evolutionary control panels, known as the psi bank, the storage and retrieval system for all the mental programs.
As the next stage of evolution of the terrestrial biosphere, the Noosphere signifies the advent of a qualitative/dimensional shift - the passage from one state to another. This is the main investigative topic of the Noosphere II project.
This perspective of the Noosphere, as an evolutionary event, has been scientifically anticipated by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, the noted French paleontologist, as well as his colleague (with whom he jointly coined the word noosphere in 1926), Russian geochemist, Vladimir Vernadsky (see The Theory and History of the Noosphere).
"The historic process is changing dramatically before our eyes ... Mankind taken as a whole is becoming a powerful geological force. Humanity's mind and work face the problem of reconstructing the biosphere in the interests of freely thinking mankind as a single entity. This new state of the world we are approaching without noticing it is the 'Noosphere.'"
- V.I. Vernadsky
If you'd like to learn more, I recommend you read the Manifesto for the Noosphere: The Next Stage in the Evolution of Human Consciousness by José Argüelles, available on Amazon for only $14.95, or available to read free of charge HERE on Politiplex.
I recommend everyone read the Manifesto of the Noosphere because it is short, it should only take someone about five minutes to read, and duncan should only need about twelve minutes. |
| 12-11-2024 01:55 |
IBdaMann ★★★★★
(14885) |
Im a BM wrote: Do I even EXIST?
Of course you do, and we're all better off for it. You did your part to compel Americans to put Trump into the White House.
The answer to your question is "I celebrate Trump's victory, therefore I am!"
Yes, Robert, you EXIST.
Im a BM wrote: Coming to grips with the depths of my delusions...
I wouldn't go that far; remember, baby steps. Just focus on the celebration for the moment and later, when you are ready, we'll slowly face your delusions together, one by one.
Im a BM wrote: For decades, I believed that I was a PhD biogeochemist.
Your mistake was believing everything you read on the internet was absolutely true.
Im a BM wrote:My delusion was of a profession that doesn't even exist.
I hate to be the one to splash you with cold water, but to your credit, you are taking it quite well.
Im a BM wrote: For decades, I believed that I had many colleagues who were also biogeochemists.
At least now you are starting to see the negative ramifications of joining a mindless leftist thought collective that believes everything on Marxist websites is absolutely true. Eventually you all begin to HATE even those who are trying to help you.
Im a BM wrote: I think they were real people, but how can I be sure?
You can be sure that they were mindless commuzombies who were forced to deny chemistry, as well as all science in general, and instead believe that water ceases to evaporate once it gets into the ocean, among other physics violations. The forced science denial becomes extreme around the subject of thermodynamics.
It becomes very dire, that's absolutely certain. I'm sure many people feel for you.
Im a BM wrote: My delusion was so intricately detailed, I believed I had published a paper in a journal called BIOGEOCHEMISTRY.
Right, and you were required to believe that the act of publishing itself established "science."
Im a BM wrote: I believed that I had published it in 1998. Biogeochemistry volume 42, pages 189-220.
Right, you were under the impression that this publishing data itself was your science model.
Im a BM wrote: According to my delusion, 475 peer-reviewed scientific papers had CITED this paper that I believed I had authored.
There is no limit to the number of others in your mindless, leftist thought collective who can share in your well-disseminated delusion.
Im a BM wrote:But there is NO SUCH THING as biogeochemistry.
Correct.
Im a BM wrote:I have to face reality and keep remembering that.
Well done. Remember, baby steps.
Im a BM wrote: This is an existential crisis for me. My profession was never real.
What I recommend is that you force yourself to break out of your delusion and rid yourself of your need to exaggerate your accomplishments in order to avoid an "existential crisis."
Let's examine your accomplishments. You contributed your perspective on polyphenols within the context of soil and plant interactions, and you mused over issues of nutrients in such environments. Others considered your perspective while performing their own research in other areas. Although we have no way to measure whether your research was of any help to others, we can probably speculate that the net result of your perspective on the others' research was to ultimately improve the world's understanding of how polyphenols affect adaptation of plants to some degree.
Good on you. Well done. And your perspective is still out there; someone may come along and achieve a major breakthrough in soil-ometry, ecology and/or biogeoenvironment management.
Now, getting back to cold, hard reality; you still can't get around thermodynamics, water still evaporates, even if it is in the ocean, and the ocean's alkalinity isn't somehow being depleted.
Im a BM wrote:My colleagues, if they even really existed, weren't really scientists.
They sound like losers to me.
Im a BM wrote: That paper I thought I published... That degree I thought I had earned...
They were all willing to take your money, though, right? |
| 25-11-2024 22:02 |
Im a BM★★★★☆
(1270) |
Do I even EXIST?
Coming to grips with the depths of my delusions...
For decades, I believed that I was a PhD biogeochemist.
My delusion was of a profession that doesn't even exist.
For decades, I believed that I had many colleagues who were also biogeochemists. I think they were real people, but how can I be sure?
My delusion was so intricately detailed, I believed I had published a paper in a journal called BIOGEOCHEMISTRY.
I believed that I had published it in 1998. Biogeochemistry volume 42, pages 189-220.
According to my delusion, 475 peer-reviewed scientific papers had CITED this paper that I believed I had authored.
But there is NO SUCH THING as biogeochemistry.
I have to face reality and keep remembering that.
As I learned from the post below, the only thing that might accurately be labeled "biogeochemistry" is really just some kind of WACKY religion.
This is an existential crisis for me.
My profession was never real.
My colleagues, if they even really existed, weren't really scientists.
That paper I thought I published... That degree I thought I had earned...
Those scientific conferences where I believed I was an invited speaker.
Those new papers where I still think I see my own name being cited for some kind of "biogeochemistry" research that couldn't possibly be real.
Who am I? Do I even EXIST?
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
There is no such thing as biogeeiwishiknewwhatthe****...
MOMMY! HELP!
I have to keep reminding myself that none of this is real.
There is no such thing as biogeochemistry.
Climate cannot change.
And I HAVE to try to remember that fluoride is NOT a chemical, because that makes any discussion of the meaningless term moot.
LONG LIVE SCIENCE!
Do I even know what "science" IS?
I'm not sure now that I even EXIST.
I'll read below one more time to be sure that I understand what "biogeochemistry" REALLY is, so I'll better remember that none of this is real.
There is no such thing as "biogeochemistry"... At least, not the WACKY religion kind of biogeochemistry that has been at the center of my delusions.
Thank God that IBdaMann knows how to do "truly scientific" research in order to uncover the ugly truth about... BIOGEOCHEMISTRY!
For that, as Parrot Boy said, "Excellent work, sir. And thank you!"
IBdaMann wrote:
I have added Biogeochemistry and QAnon to the Debunking Signature. If you are already registered for the Debunking Signature at Politiplex, you will be receiving these at no additional charge.
Biogeochemistry is a religious movement based on a personality, i.e. the failed Russian chemist Vladimir Vernadsky, whose last-ditch effort for recognition spawned a bizarre metaphysical earth movement. As with most religious movements, the worshipers point to Vernadsky's having been a chemist as legitimizing the religion as science. Since Vernadsky focused on crystals and minerals, the movement's followers invented the term "geochemistry" as the branch of science under which they claim their faith should be categorized. Fast forward to modern-day, the movement felt it necessary to add the "bio" prefix, i.e. "biogeochemistry", in order to better poach members from other Church of Green, Church of Global Warming and Church of Climate Change denominations, as well as to more effectively convert fellow Marxists who might be sitting on the fence before they get snapped up by some other church.
Vladimir Vernadsky made no contributions to science, which is why you have never studied any of his work. Vernadsky tried his hand at producing some falsifiable models, but they were quickly falsified by more proficient and more knowledgeable scientists. However, as is the case in the world of academics, Vernadsky's "research" was nonetheless sufficient to earn him several academic positions that did not require any sort of accomplishments. He was appointed head of the Museum of Mineralogy and Geology in St. Petersburg and later he was made the head of the University of Simferopol in Kiev. Good for him.
Ergo, the Biogeochemistry faith (capitalized because it is the name of a religion) is not based on any science. It is based on the metaphysics of the Noosphere (capitalized because it is the name of the sacred deity). In this faith, the Noosphere is the deity and the global climate is just one of its appendages, i.e. a thing.
[quote]The Noosphere is the planetary sphere of the mind, or the thinking layer of planet Earth. To grasp the idea of the Noosphere we must elevate our consciousness and open ourselves to the most general, elemental and cosmic principles of life on Earth.[Book Cover]
As the mental sheathe of the planet, the Noosphere characterizes mind and consciousness as a unitary phenomenon. This means that the quality and nature of our individual and collective thoughts directly affects the Noosphere and creates the quality of our environment—the biosphere.
As the Earth's "mental sheathe," the Noosphere represents the breakthrough to a new consciousness, a new time and a new reality arising from the biospheric crisis. This is known as the Biosphere-Noosphere evolution.
Just as the biosphere is the unity of all of life and its support system, the Noosphere is the unity of all mind and its thinking layers. In this way the Noosphere can be understood as the sum of the mental interactions of all life. Within the Noosphere exists the evolutionary control panels, known as the psi bank, the storage and retrieval system for all the mental programs.
As the next stage of evolution of the terrestrial biosphere, the Noosphere signifies the advent of a qualitative/dimensional shift - the passage from one state to another. This is the main investigative topic of the Noosphere II project.
This perspective of the Noosphere, as an evolutionary event, has been scientifically anticipated by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, the noted French paleontologist, as well as his colleague (with whom he jointly coined the word noosphere in 1926), Russian geochemist, Vladimir Vernadsky (see The Theory and History of the Noosphere).
"The historic process is changing dramatically before our eyes ... Mankind taken as a whole is becoming a powerful geological force. Humanity's mind and work face the problem of reconstructing the biosphere in the interests of freely thinking mankind as a single entity. This new state of the world we are approaching without noticing it is the 'Noosphere.'"
- V.I. Vernadsky
If you'd like to learn more, I recommend you read the Manifesto for the Noosphere: The Next Stage in the Evolution of Human Consciousness by José Argüelles, available on Amazon for only $14.95, or available to read free of charge HERE on Politiplex.
I recommend everyone read the Manifesto of the Noosphere because it is short, it should only take someone about five minutes to read, and duncan should only need about twelve minutes. |
| 27-11-2024 10:12 |
IBdaMann★★★★★
(14885) |
Im a BM wrote: Do I even EXIST?
Of course you do, and we're all better off for it. You did your part to compel Americans to put Trump into the White House.
The answer to your question is "I celebrate Trump's victory, therefore I am!"
Yes, Robert, you EXIST.
Im a BM wrote: Coming to grips with the depths of my delusions...
I wouldn't go that far; remember, baby steps. Just focus on the celebration for the moment and later, when you are ready, we'll slowly face your delusions together, one by one.
Im a BM wrote: For decades, I believed that I was a PhD biogeochemist.
Your mistake was believing everything you read on the internet was absolutely true.
Im a BM wrote:My delusion was of a profession that doesn't even exist.
I hate to be the one to splash you with cold water, but to your credit, you are taking it quite well.
Im a BM wrote: For decades, I believed that I had many colleagues who were also biogeochemists.
At least now you are starting to see the negative ramifications of joining a mindless leftist thought collective that believes everything on Marxist websites is absolutely true. Eventually you all begin to HATE even those who are trying to help you.
Im a BM wrote: I think they were real people, but how can I be sure?
You can be sure that they were mindless commuzombies who were forced to deny chemistry, as well as all science in general, and instead believe that water ceases to evaporate once it gets into the ocean, among other physics violations. The forced science denial becomes extreme around the subject of thermodynamics.
It becomes very dire, that's absolutely certain. I'm sure many people feel for you.
Im a BM wrote: My delusion was so intricately detailed, I believed I had published a paper in a journal called BIOGEOCHEMISTRY.
Right, and you were required to believe that the act of publishing itself established "science."
Im a BM wrote: I believed that I had published it in 1998. Biogeochemistry volume 42, pages 189-220.
Right, you were under the impression that this publishing data itself was your science model.
Im a BM wrote: According to my delusion, 475 peer-reviewed scientific papers had CITED this paper that I believed I had authored.
There is no limit to the number of others in your mindless, leftist thought collective who can share in your well-disseminated delusion.
Im a BM wrote:But there is NO SUCH THING as biogeochemistry.
Correct.
Im a BM wrote:I have to face reality and keep remembering that.
Well done. Remember, baby steps.
Im a BM wrote: This is an existential crisis for me. My profession was never real.
What I recommend is that you force yourself to break out of your delusion and rid yourself of your need to exaggerate your accomplishments in order to avoid an "existential crisis."
Let's examine your accomplishments. You contributed your perspective on polyphenols within the context of soil and plant interactions, and you mused over issues of nutrients in such environments. Others considered your perspective while performing their own research in other areas. Although we have no way to measure whether your research was of any help to others, we can probably speculate that the net result of your perspective on the others' research was to ultimately improve the world's understanding of how polyphenols affect adaptation of plants to some degree.
Good on you. Well done. And your perspective is still out there; someone may come along and achieve a major breakthrough in soil-ometry, ecology and/or biogeoenvironment management.
Now, getting back to cold, hard reality; you still can't get around thermodynamics, water still evaporates, even if it is in the ocean, and the ocean's alkalinity isn't somehow being depleted.
Im a BM wrote:My colleagues, if they even really existed, weren't really scientists.
They sound like losers to me.
Im a BM wrote: That paper I thought I published... That degree I thought I had earned...
They were all willing to take your money, though, right? |
| 27-11-2024 20:03 |
Im a BM★★★★☆
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In the past five months (since late June) only ONE new member has joined climate-debate.com and posted anything. Just one post from one new member in five months.
So, what makes climate-debate.com such an attractive website for so much active discussion about... Climate?
Well, just look at what the two most active members have to offer!
This highly enlightening post (below) by IBdaMann reveals the ugly truth about biogeochemistry.
This website might be the only place where you can find "scientists" who are so well informed that they can tell you...
"Biogeochemistry is a religious movement based on a personality, i.e. the failed Russian chemist Vladimir Vernadsky." - IBdaMann
Who knew? IBdaMann knew!
Ten years into his trolling now, IBdaMann deserves much of the credit for making this website so POPULAR.
Where else could you find the ugly truth about the biogeochemistry conspiracy?
What other website identifies this WACKY religion that calls itself "science"?
Where else can a new member join to get in on such an informative discussion?
A place where they aren't afraid to tell you the truth that IBdaMann has so bravely exposed to so many new members over the past ten years...
"You are a scientifically illiterate moron." - IBdaMann
"You are describing yourself." - Into the Night
IBdaMann wrote:
I have added Biogeochemistry and QAnon to the Debunking Signature. If you are already registered for the Debunking Signature at Politiplex, you will be receiving these at no additional charge.
Biogeochemistry is a religious movement based on a personality, i.e. the failed Russian chemist Vladimir Vernadsky, whose last-ditch effort for recognition spawned a bizarre metaphysical earth movement. As with most religious movements, the worshipers point to Vernadsky's having been a chemist as legitimizing the religion as science. Since Vernadsky focused on crystals and minerals, the movement's followers invented the term "geochemistry" as the branch of science under which they claim their faith should be categorized. Fast forward to modern-day, the movement felt it necessary to add the "bio" prefix, i.e. "biogeochemistry", in order to better poach members from other Church of Green, Church of Global Warming and Church of Climate Change denominations, as well as to more effectively convert fellow Marxists who might be sitting on the fence before they get snapped up by some other church.
Vladimir Vernadsky made no contributions to science, which is why you have never studied any of his work. Vernadsky tried his hand at producing some falsifiable models, but they were quickly falsified by more proficient and more knowledgeable scientists. However, as is the case in the world of academics, Vernadsky's "research" was nonetheless sufficient to earn him several academic positions that did not require any sort of accomplishments. He was appointed head of the Museum of Mineralogy and Geology in St. Petersburg and later he was made the head of the University of Simferopol in Kiev. Good for him.
Ergo, the Biogeochemistry faith (capitalized because it is the name of a religion) is not based on any science. It is based on the metaphysics of the Noosphere (capitalized because it is the name of the sacred deity). In this faith, the Noosphere is the deity and the global climate is just one of its appendages, i.e. a thing.
The Noosphere is the planetary sphere of the mind, or the thinking layer of planet Earth. To grasp the idea of the Noosphere we must elevate our consciousness and open ourselves to the most general, elemental and cosmic principles of life on Earth.[Book Cover]
As the mental sheathe of the planet, the Noosphere characterizes mind and consciousness as a unitary phenomenon. This means that the quality and nature of our individual and collective thoughts directly affects the Noosphere and creates the quality of our environment—the biosphere.
As the Earth's "mental sheathe," the Noosphere represents the breakthrough to a new consciousness, a new time and a new reality arising from the biospheric crisis. This is known as the Biosphere-Noosphere evolution.
Just as the biosphere is the unity of all of life and its support system, the Noosphere is the unity of all mind and its thinking layers. In this way the Noosphere can be understood as the sum of the mental interactions of all life. Within the Noosphere exists the evolutionary control panels, known as the psi bank, the storage and retrieval system for all the mental programs.
As the next stage of evolution of the terrestrial biosphere, the Noosphere signifies the advent of a qualitative/dimensional shift - the passage from one state to another. This is the main investigative topic of the Noosphere II project.
This perspective of the Noosphere, as an evolutionary event, has been scientifically anticipated by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, the noted French paleontologist, as well as his colleague (with whom he jointly coined the word noosphere in 1926), Russian geochemist, Vladimir Vernadsky (see The Theory and History of the Noosphere).
"The historic process is changing dramatically before our eyes ... Mankind taken as a whole is becoming a powerful geological force. Humanity's mind and work face the problem of reconstructing the biosphere in the interests of freely thinking mankind as a single entity. This new state of the world we are approaching without noticing it is the 'Noosphere.'"
- V.I. Vernadsky
If you'd like to learn more, I recommend you read the Manifesto for the Noosphere: The Next Stage in the Evolution of Human Consciousness by José Argüelles, available on Amazon for only $14.95, or available to read free of charge HERE on Politiplex.
I recommend everyone read the Manifesto of the Noosphere because it is short, it should only take someone about five minutes to read, and duncan should only need about twelve minutes. |
| 28-11-2024 06:43 |
IBdaMann★★★★★
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Im a BM wrote:Ten years into his trolling now, IBdaMann deserves much of the credit for making this website so POPULAR.
... and in the short time that you've been here, you've effectively killed it. Congratulations. |
