Sound, Science, & the Silence
Sounds of Silenced Science is a salute to all of those who found their own path, while sometimes walking alone through a maze of information and disinformation.
It is a solid tribute to those who possessed the confidence to methodically question reality presented from without, but who knew another truth arising from within.
We raise a toast to science, as this questioning is its fundamental definition, and the individual trust in this science, multiplied by many, is what united us, and ultimately, at least temporary, saved us from an eternity of lock-downs.
The Adverse Events featuring The Spike Girls might have been born out of good fun, but doesn’t life usually tell you you’re on the right track if even hard work comes by effortlessly?
Thanks to four special ladies for the delightful collaboration.
“When truth is replaced by silence, the silence is a lie.” ― Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Ironically, this post might not last very long on YT.
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Saeed Qureshi
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Beautiful. It made me emotional. Thanks for sharing, PSI!
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Jerry Krause
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Hi Saeed,
If you want to get really emotional look at the 3 links at the end of each (this) article posted at PSI.
.Have a good day, Jerry
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Whokoo
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Jerry! Get sUNMOD to post whatever you were going to post. He is not doing a lot right now.
We would all get a little teary eyed.
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Jerry Krause
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Hi Whokoo,
I believe finally all my comments have been posted. 2013, 2018, 2013. Nothing is new and then was doing what it was founded to do. PSI being what it was founded to be. Except most of the founders have never embraced QM and that NOAA and NASA have put instruments where they need to be but very few at PSI consider it. As I try to get someone to look at the NOAA SURFRAD project’s data. One cannot study nature in the laboratory. One has to take the instruments into natural settings. Which has been down put few seem to be paying any attention to the data which has been collected. Yes, I repeat and repeat.
Have a good day, Jerry
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