Physics Quote by Erik Hamre
““Indoctrination,” Michael Simpson replied. “We still base our science on the Theory of Relativity. Not because it is one hundred percent correct, but because it provides us with the most accurate picture of the universe per today. The Nazis considered the Theory of Relativity as a predominantly Jewish theory. The Germans developed Quantum Theory, a theory which in many cases has solutions that contradict our common sense. But the solutions are only illogical because we compare them to what we can observe here in our little corner of the universe. We assume that our world is normal, but it isn’t. Our little world is an abnormality in the universe. With this perspective everything becomes much clearer. A team of scientists, relieved of all historical doctrine, open to the occult and totally devoid of any morals and human worth. Such a team of scientists may have come up with totally new concepts and ways of approaching problems. Maybe they came up with a new theory. An alternative to the Theory of Relativity. A theory that doesn’t have the limitations the Theory of Relativity has.” “I””
About This Quote
Science should be free from dogma, allowing radical ideas, even occult ones, to emerge, though moral constraints are essential.
In simple terms: Science needs freedom from rigid doctrines.
Balance open inquiry with ethical responsibility.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- research labs
- academic debate
- policy making
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What ethical limits should guide scientific exploration?
- How can we protect humanity while encouraging radical ideas?
Unfettered inquiry can lead to harmful outcomes.