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I guess it's a big question.
Like, "has science ever saved a civilisation"?
Since when then, if it has, have we decided to equate the idea of a theorist-savior with being "saved"?
Have we?
Could we?
Are we prepared for that?
I have seen people make posts in this forum like they have made some type of fundamental discovery that presumably is going to help mankind. But what they don't realise is that they behaving like zionists in Tehran in doing that. There is no "clause" in science through history that in any way suggests that science will save us, let alone some theorist.
I think tthe only way science will save us is if we can equate the idea of science to someone like "jesus", well, you know, a "savior". And not only would that be tough for the physics community to handle, it would be tough itself to "achieve".
Any ideas?
Because, right now, I think we need a magician....well, all-right, I think the notion of the new testament representing some type of scientific code that will save us is little beyond any type opf conversation right now, other than suggesting that the holy grail, that great quest, meant something scientific (and god forbid I may have said that wrong), was meant to mean some type of scientific illumination for the greater glory of the winning Kingdom.
Having Jesus, for example of history, get through to science is a bigger mission than Jesus getting through to the "pop-culture".