Jogy Thomas Wolfmeyer is an Austrian philosopher who deals with the evidence of science.
Anyone who struggles through Facebook and other media has likely noticed that we now have an increase in self-proclaimed experts on all matters. Whether it’s medicine, climate, social issues, economics, physics, astrology, or astronomy.
The revival of indoctrination sects has reached a new level and is even partially state-sponsored now.
The charlatans and imposters aim to feed people with their extremist worldviews.
The majority of content creators consist of narcissistic personalities whose IQ is insufficient to achieve significant accomplishments in a scientific field. Among a multitude of confirmed knowledge, fabricated knowledge is generated, which is supposed to be backed by a so-called expert who possesses as little adequate IQ as their supporter.
Let’s take a look at a typical piece of content that reminds me of Laurel and Hardy: Star Talk with Neil deGrasse Tyson, a self-proclaimed expert in the field of astronomy. Let’s remember his thesis that a helicopter, when its engine fails, would simply crash to the ground and all passengers would die.
This should have been a sign for him back then that he simply lacks the aptitude for certain things related to science.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson is one of the Geo-Centralists who are considered the Flat Earth Beliver of the 21st century. While they have shifted from the worldview of the 4th century, which posited that the sun revolves around the Earth, to a heliocentric perspective, they still believe that the Milky Way plays a central role in the universe.
From this view that our solar system occupies a certain central position in the universe, theories such as the Big Bang theory have emerged, which are far removed from reality but demonstrate how a backward belief generation continues to defend a narrative of their worldview to this day.
Let’s take the example of an ant that wants to investigate the origin of the Earth. It would not only see natural rain as a natural event but also the activation of the sprinkler system. If we examine the expansion of the universe more closely, there is no starting point that we can designate as the origin.
Here’s an experiment:
Let’s assume I launch 1 million paper boats from Africa, which then move in all directions. The boats would spread out star-like in all directions. Now, let’s restrict the observation capability of the viewers so that scientists can only observe from the small island of Tasmania within a radius of 50 km. The paper boats would approach the mainland and also move away from each other, thus expanding. Since the origin of the paper boats is unknown, scientists would likely estimate the origin to be 500-1000 km, even though the true origin is 12,000 km away. The classification of linear sequences and divergent sequences would not be possible due to the limited observation radius.
Geo-Centralists thus assume that their restricted observational capability provides insights into events in space.
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The observation of such avant-garde galaxy clusters is, from today’s perspective, impossible for our underdeveloped society, as we are too focused on interpretations rather than facts.
With his thought model „Wolfmeyer’s Rocket,“ Jogy Wolfmeyer has already pointed out the problem of our developmental stage.
Seeing something does not mean understanding it or knowing that something exists.
We know that an oscilloscope works by using magnetism to position the light beam in the desired place to create a desired image. The representation of the universe before our eyes is just as much an illusion as the image on our TV screen. While we may recognize the mirage of a galaxy, we do not know in which direction it lies or how far it is from us. Even though we constantly refer to science as the reason we can categorize the images around us, this is merely wishful thinking and not evidence-based science.
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Presumably, most readers have already disengaged at this point, as they do not understand how images cannot exist in a place where they are perceived. Nevertheless, I have tried to present the situation of imposter science in a way that is understandable for everyone.
As a philosopher and member of the gifted community, Jogy Thomas Wolfmeyer belongs to the group of Avant-Garde Evolutionists, who believe that the Milky Way is a distant spiral galaxy at the edge of a vast universe filled with infinite clusters of avant-garde galaxies, to which our solar system does not belong because it is very lonely at the edge of the universe.