Tag: thinking

The limitation of bourgeois science is that most of its inherent energy must be used to maintain the capitalist system and prevent any developments in understanding that would “question” the efficiency of efficacy of this system. This means that bourgeois science is exclusionary and elitist and exists only to support the capitalists in the exploitation of the masses (arms production is a major component of this oppression). Bourgeois Universities are persecuted by the State if they permit any progressive advancement that draws doubt down upon the capitalist system. Part of this process is the permanent exclusion of the lumpen proletariat from the process and mechanism of science. In the 1920s, a Soviet scientist speculated that “life” chemically formed on Earth due to millions of years of very bad and violent weather conditions (atoms form elements and then molecules, etc – forming the physical “stuff” of existence – a process which must logically lead to “life”) – this theoretical position was practically proven by US scientists in 1959. This effectively (scientifically) proved that the “stuff” of life (and by inference life itself) is not a divine-construct that suddenly appears in a pristine state – initiated by the will of a divine entity. The Human-mind must be externally and internally “freed” so that its full creative capacity can be realised. Not every thought is progressive – but thinking must be encouraged to set this sieving process in motion.